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The set of people who need to know the root cause of a problem but aren't familiar with reading logs seems like it might be pretty small. I find that as a devel
by hooande 6y ago
The set of people who need to know the root cause of a problem but aren't familiar with reading logs seems like it might be pretty small. I find that as a developer I only need something that a few times and then I have a sense of what log messages mean what. This seems like it might be valuable for a tech executive to get a quick feel for why categories of errors are occuring, but I would generally have someone compile and summarize that data for me.
Like most people, I love the idea of ingesting large amounts of data and making it readable. I guess what I would want, personally, is more like a gpt-3 powered stackoverflow search where I can put in an arbitrary cryptic error and get a human readable, root cause based explanation. This is a very interesting use case and I hope they continue to develop it.