My preference has been to roll my own. Since a large part of effective log analysis is pattern matching, Perl's native support for regular expressions make it a natural choice. Additionally, there a number of Perl libraries and code examples publicly available that can provide a sound basis for analytical tools.
logresolve.pl
A parallelized forking IP to host name conversion tool (Apache)
Logfile::Apache
A basic statistics summarizer (CPAN)
Data::Xtab
A count tabulator (CPAN)
Net::Country
Conveniently maps top level domain country codes to names (CPAN)
GIFgraph
Takes numeric data structures and output graphs (CPAN)
DBI
A generic interface to RDBMS (CPAN)
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