onelog

Onelog is a term that does not have a single, universally recognized meaning. In published usage it appears as a name for various software-related projects and services, often as a brand or module label rather than a standardized standard. Because of this, what onelog refers to depends on its context and the organization that uses it.

Several independent projects have used the onelog name to designate lightweight tools related to logging, data collection, or process automation. In these cases, onelog may refer to a small library for writing log entries, a minimal agent that forwards logs, or a microservice that exposes a single-purpose API. There is no widely accepted specification associated with the term.

Outside software, the term onelog can appear in other domains as a proper noun, such as product names, organizations, or community projects. In all cases, the meaning is highly context-dependent and typically requires consulting the specific source or documentation tied to the use.