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It's more like a fluentd alternative, with a lot of improvements: much less sluggish throughput if you're doing anything nontrivial, nicer overall architecture
by makmanalp 3y ago
It's more like a fluentd alternative, with a lot of improvements: much less sluggish throughput if you're doing anything nontrivial, nicer overall architecture and language, more 'batteries included' integrations ecosystem.
We're in the process of switching to this at work for some very high volume logs and I'm quite hopeful - other teams saw pretty decent improvements.
- nextworddev 3y agoIt'd be awesome if a simple UI + hosting is provided if it's in your roadmap, I'd be interested in paying for that (as a startup segment)
- loloquwowndueo 3y agoI don’t think hosted (saas?) Vector makes much sense. It’s meant to sit next to your deployed workloads ingesting data and sending it elsewhere for storage/analysis whatever (and it does make sense for that target to be hosted - think datadog, betterstack, etc). So you’d deploy it as a sidecar in a pod, or as another container in your deployment or as a plain old executable in your server/vm or whatever. Also a UI is relatively pointless since you only mess with the config occasionally and otherwise just leave Vector running doing its thing. Want to see how it’s doing? Have your Prometheus scrape Vector for its own metrics and set up alerts/analysis using Prometheus itself or Grafana.