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Grouping helps, but often errors are distinct enough that they will get duplicated regardless, especially after updates which changes the stack trace. To be hon
by arp242 4y ago
Grouping helps, but often errors are distinct enough that they will get duplicated regardless, especially after updates which changes the stack trace. To be honest it's been a few years since I used these tools, but last time it was helpful but very much less-than-perfect.
> a whole lot of errors are things timing out which are kind of an issue, but not something you can really investigate or solve.
Depends what is timing out; if it's SQL queries then you should probably do something somewhere, if it's HTTP connections then you probably shouldn't log them as an error but as info/debug, keep some aggregate statistic somewhere, or just not do anything with it at all (depending on your scale and what you need).
- lanstin 4y agoOr switch to gRPC :) if it is internal to the data center traffic.
- AtNightWeCode 4y agoMost logging tools if used correctly separates static messages from dynamic values. Which makes grouping trivial.