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feat(analysis): Add Elastic Logs Analysis Playbook with comprehensive reports#4

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Summary

This PR implements an Elastic Logs Analysis Playbook that performs three types of analysis on system logs:

  1. Error Pattern Analysis - Identifies and categorizes errors by type (application, system, network, database), service, and error code
  2. Security Issue Detection - Detects failed login attempts, brute force patterns, suspicious activities, and blocked IPs
  3. Performance Anomaly Analysis - Analyzes response times, query performance, resource utilization, and identifies slow endpoints

The implementation includes a Python analysis script (scripts/log_analyzer.py) that parses JSON log entries and generates four markdown reports in the analysis/ directory.

Key findings from the sample analysis:

  • 94 log entries analyzed with 6.38% error rate
  • 6 failed login attempts with 2 potential brute force IPs detected
  • Average response time of 205ms with 3 slow requests (>1s)
  • System resources healthy (CPU: 40%, Memory: 66%)

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

  • Verify sample data matches expectations: The logs/sample_20_healthy_system.json file was created as sample data since no log file existed at that path. Confirm this synthetic data is acceptable or replace with actual log data.
  • Review playbook.yaml format: The playbook was created based on the task description. Verify it matches your expected playbook schema/format.
  • Check analysis thresholds: The script uses hardcoded thresholds (1000ms for slow requests, 100ms for slow queries). Review if these are appropriate for your use case.
  • Validate error categorization logic: The analyze_errors() function uses simple string matching to categorize errors. Review scripts/log_analyzer.py:48-60 for accuracy.
  • Note: No unit tests included: The Python script lacks unit tests despite coding guidelines requiring 80% coverage.

Test plan:

  1. Run python scripts/log_analyzer.py from the repo root to regenerate reports
  2. Review generated reports in analysis/ directory for accuracy
  3. Optionally test with your own log file by modifying the log_file path in main()

Notes

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- Add playbook.yaml defining three analysis tasks
- Add sample log file with 94 realistic system log entries
- Add log_analyzer.py script with type hints and Google-style docstrings
- Generate error_analysis.md with error patterns and categorization
- Generate security_analysis.md with threat detection findings
- Generate performance_analysis.md with bottleneck analysis
- Generate analysis_summary.md consolidating all findings

Co-Authored-By: Joao Esteves <joao.esteves@cognition.ai>
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