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Logivore for Veeam is a log analysis software product published by RedEye Network Solutions LLC, currently at version 1.51.0, with 65 versions released overall. It is the Veeam-centric SKU of the Logivore product line, designed to collect, normalize, and analyze Veeam Backup and Replication logs end-to-end. The software falls within the log analysis and backup diagnostics category, and its intended audience is Veeam backup administrators who need to triage failed backup jobs by examining backup server, repository, and proxy logs together in one unified timeline. In addition to the full feature set of the base Logivore product, which includes cross-platform log analysis, the LILA AI assistant, memory-tier-adaptive parsing, and a local-first trust-gated LLM boundary, Logivore for Veeam incorporates the Microsoft.PowerShell.SDK and a built-in Advanced Veeam Mode. This Advanced Veeam Mode drives the Veeam VBR PowerShell cmdlets to collect job, repository, and proxy diagnostics on demand, enabling administrators to gather relevant operational data directly from their Veeam environment rather than relying solely on manually exported logs. The product's primary use case is backup troubleshooting and root-cause analysis: when Veeam Backup and Replication jobs fail or behave unexpectedly, administrators can use the software to correlate events across the backup server, repositories, and proxies, simplifying what would otherwise require reviewing multiple separate log sources. Its architecture supports on-demand diagnostics collection, meaning data can be pulled at the time of an investigation rather than requiring continuous collection agents. Combined with the local-first approach to AI-assisted analysis, the software keeps log data within the administrator's control while still offering AI-driven assistance through LILA. Logivore for Veeam is suitable for IT operations teams and managed service providers responsible for maintaining Veeam-based backup infrastructure who require a single tool for collecting, normalizing, and analyzing the logs involved in backup job failures.
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