If you can afford it (these products tend to be expensive if they're doing it, and resource hungry if you're doing it, and sometimes both) and you've got logs in files, look at having the logs live in dedicated software.

I have used (at different places) Graylog and Splunk, New Relic is also popular.

Not that ripgrep isn't awesome, but you could have dedicated indexing and a UI that can be shown to non-technical or at least semi-technical people to review logs whereas "Just use ripgrep" really isn't accessible for most users.