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Only good reason would be for bulk log searching, but a lot of cloud providers will already capture and aggregate and let you query logs, or there are good thir
by ericmcer 10mo ago
Only good reason would be for bulk log searching, but a lot of cloud providers will already capture and aggregate and let you query logs, or there are good third party services that do this.
Pretty handy to search a debug_request_id or something and be able to see every log across all services related to a request.
- yunwal 10mo ago> but a lot of cloud providers will already capture and aggregate and let you query logs This is just the cloud provider taking the dependency on their logging service for you. It doesn’t change the shape of the graph.