I've used it in the past for a logging tool that we wrote for our production app servers. I was super unimpressed with it. Bindings (for ruby) at the time reall

I've used it in the past for a logging tool that we wrote for our production app servers. I was super unimpressed with it. Bindings (for ruby) at the time really sucked, and were not clear which ones to use. Also, SLOW. HTTP WAN db access is what you expect it to be. Lastly, I don't like their data storage format at all, arrays of arrays, is painful and requires a lot of hoop jumping at times. We switched to a local mongodb server as a near drop-in replacement, and it was a billion time faster and more efficient. The final nail in the coffin was the data storage per record limitation, I think it was 1MB or something, so it was easy to piss off when capturing stack traces, hardly better than syslog at that point.