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I don't think anybody disagrees that json is wasteful and costly, it's just that most people see it as the necessary evil to make the data portable and easy to
by yabones 6y ago
I don't think anybody disagrees that json is wasteful and costly, it's just that most people see it as the necessary evil to make the data portable and easy to integrate with different SIEMs or databases.
I don't have a ton of experience with unified2, but it's certainly not as simple to bring into something like Elasticsearch compared to JSON where you basically just point fluentd at it and let it do all the work. All of the common log management tools are built for text files, so why not play to their strengths?