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Wide events are fine until someone puts personally identifiable information (PII) in them. Then you're in a bit of a mess as you've presumably taken PII out of
by 4ndrewl 3y ago
Wide events are fine until someone puts personally identifiable information (PII) in them. Then you're in a bit of a mess as you've presumably taken PII out of an environment with one set of access controls, and into a separate, different environment, with access controls that are for a different purpose than required by the data.
- benwaffle 3y agoLogging and tracing have this problem too.
- goosejuice 3y agoWide events described in this article seem to equal structured logging but a more loose dumping ground. So yeah to an extent it has this problem, just more so. How does tracing? Are folks adding PII to spans? I suppose you could but I'm not sure why.