The log stream is dead. You need to know why.

Lnav Session Replay takes log analysis beyond static output. It lets you re-run recorded console sessions exactly as they happened. Every keystroke, filter, and navigation is preserved. You watch the investigation unfold, step by step, instead of piecing it together from scattered command history.

With Lnav, logs load into an interactive terminal UI. You search, jump between files, follow time-based events, and run SQL queries against the data. The session replay feature stores your workflow so you can revisit it later or share it with a teammate. This makes root cause analysis faster. You see the commands and results in sequence, removing guesswork.

Why use Lnav Session Replay:

• Capture full investigative context, not just raw logs
• Share exact debugging sessions without rewriting your steps
• Audit and review troubleshooting methods for accuracy
• Document incident response for compliance and learning

The replay files are compact. They can be stored in git, attached to tickets, or dropped into documentation. When loaded back into Lnav, the replay plays out in real time or can be stepped through manually. This is ideal for onboarding, postmortems, and cross-team reviews where precise actions matter.

Unlike passive log viewers, session replay shows the human pattern of discovery. Queries cascade. Filters change. Time ranges shift. You see how data was approached, not just the final checkpoint. This clarity makes complex debugging reproducible and collaborative.

If you want to explore Lnav Session Replay without spending days setting it up, try it live at hoop.dev. Spin up a ready-to-use environment in minutes and watch a real session unfold.