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100GB/month doesn't matter when you only store the logs for 2 days... Why does your free plan have such a short retention time? Is the 2 day retention time bec
by welder 11y ago
100GB/month doesn't matter when you only store the logs for 2 days... Why does your free plan have such a short retention time?
Is the 2 day retention time because you sync logs to the user's s3 bucket? If so then it would help conversion to say that next to the 2 days retention copy.
- leeab 11y agoWe had a specific audience in mind when we chose 2 days. We were targeting users who just needed to debug their apps, or a low traffic production app. For this, 2 days is plenty. The space is there mainly so they won't have to think about that 5GB/month may equal to 160mb/day or if a bug floods their logs and pushes them over their quota or dealing with overages. If you care about retention, chances are you're also building a serious product and you want to rely on LogDNA to be around. For that, we hope you'll be on a paid plan. We want to build the best product we can and by charging appropriately, we can afford better people.
- welder 11y agoThanks for the reply. Is it possible to sync logs to s3 for backup after then 2 day retention period?