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qryn is solid and very affordable because you self-host. it supports DD vectors out of the box. /dev/null is always a strong contender too.
by berkle4455 3y ago
qryn is solid and very affordable because you self-host. it supports DD vectors out of the box. /dev/null is always a strong contender too.
- qxip 3y agoThanks for mentioning qryn! We are a non-corporate alternative and feature full ingestion compatibility with DataDog (including Cloudflare emitters, etc), Loki, Prometheus, Tempo, Elastic & others for both on-prem (https://qryn.dev https://qryn.dev) and Cloud (https://qryn.cloud https://qryn.cloud) deployments, without the killer price tag. Note: in qryn s3/r2 are as close to /dev/null as it gets!
- AtlasBarfed 3y agoAre you joking or is there actually a datadog-like startup named dev null?
- berkle4455 3y agoI'm saying most logs are pointless to keep and would be better directed to /dev/null. Keep important transaction related logs and sample the rest. The notion that every single log or metric across your entire technical architecture is worth keeping is one implanted by SaaS providers with a financial interest in naive engineers doing just that.
- mdmglr 3y agoI agree. Many applications log for the hello of it and log unnecessary information. We have concepts of debug, info, warn and error… but I think we need apps to be developed with the concept of log concern. For example take sshd. For infosec they are interested in IP of failed attempts, operations might want to know connection failures, etc.
- cbeley 3y agoThink of it like DataDog 2.0: https://devnull-as-a-service.com/ https://devnull-as-a-service.com/
- onionisafruit 3y agoThat sounds ridiculous, but on the other hand people trust their code to a service called bitbucket.