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Add LogBrew to Monitoring - #1366
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Adding LogBrew's Java SDK to Monitoring.
LogBrew is a hosted service that puts error tracking, logs, traces and metrics in one place. It groups errors into issues and links each issue to the logs, trace and release around it, so you can see why a request failed without jumping between three tools. There's also an MCP server and a CLI, so a coding agent can read the same data and work on the fix.
The SDK is MIT-licensed and on Maven Central as
co.logbrew:logbrew-sdk. The core only needs the JDK and ships ajava.util.logginghandler. Support for Logback, OpenTelemetry, Servlet, Spring Boot, Kafka and JDBC comes as optional modules.You can start for free. The free plan has 100k errors and 50 GB of logs a month, unlimited team members and every feature, with no card needed.
Pricing is at https://logbrew.co/en/pricing and docs at https://docs.logbrew.co
I only touched
README_SOURCE.md. Full disclosure, I'm the one building LogBrew.