LogDevice vs uno: What are the differences?

LogDevice: Log storage for high-durability low-latency streaming use cases (by Facebook). LogDevice is a scalable and fault tolerant distributed log system. While a file-system stores and serves data organized as files, a log system stores and delivers data organized as logs. The log can be viewed as a record-oriented, append-only, and trimmable file; uno: A uniq like CLI tool for log data. We built uno, a small tool similar to uniq (the UNIX CLI tool that removes duplicates) - but with fuzziness. uno considers two lines to be equal if their edit distance is less than a specified threshold, by default set to 30%. It reads from stdin and prints the deduplicated lines to stdout.

LogDevice and uno belong to "Logging Tools" category of the tech stack.

LogDevice is an open source tool with 1.52K GitHub stars and 136 GitHub forks. Here's a link to LogDevice's open source repository on GitHub.