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Being a text stream, you'd also have to reparse that text stream, and hope that the text stream never changes. Which is at odds with how I usually use logs (as
by delusional 7y ago
Being a text stream, you'd also have to reparse that text stream, and hope that the text stream never changes. Which is at odds with how I usually use logs (as places to dump information for humans).
- yehosef 7y agoNowadays using something like elasticsearch is common for this and then you don't have to reparse it. It's already indexed and you can search for what you want. If you're going back to the raw text files, then you're right. But I'm not sure why anyone would do that these days.
- haddr 7y agobut then it might be expensive to encode every possible dimension in the log stream