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   by leeab 11y ago

   Mainly the 3 items we mentioned above. Technically, building a scalable infrastructure to ingest an order of magnitude of GBs more than other platforms was a bit challenging (and still is) but I think we're on our way to achieving that
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   by leeab 11y ago

   Ahh yes documentation...we're also working on that as we speak. Sorry about that...we had to pick and choose what we could have for launch. But the instructions on logdna.com should be enough to get you started.
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   by leeab 11y ago

   Client libraries are coming soon! We decided on an agent mainly for ease of installation and so we can self-update the agent, so you don't have to manage it (especially for auto-scaling environments). We will be open sourcing our agent
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   by leeab 11y ago

   Mainly so you can avoid tailing or grepping from 1 server at a time, or setting up an elaborate log shipping method of your own. We'll do that for you. :) Also, we just use AWS for EC2 mainly.
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   by leeab 11y ago

   Hey everyone. I'm a co-founder / CTO of LogDNA. We were in Y Combinator's W15 batch working on a eCommerce marketing platform (PushMarket), only to realize we built a powerful logging system many of our friends wanted. We had
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   Show HN: LogDNA – Easy logging in the cloud(logdna.com)

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