| ▲ | tclancy 3 hours ago | |
Of course. It’s the classic Internet dev thing of “make a blog post about how using tool X well was a boon to what you were trying to do” and a mass of people walk away with “tool X magically solves things in its default configuration without me learning anything”.The nice bit is this post will then lead to a bunch of companies’ log storage prices spiking and then a post about how you don’t need wide events trending. | ||
| ▲ | otterley an hour ago | parent [-] | |
Is it really that cost prohibitive? Actual numbers would be useful to make sense of this discussion. The question comes down to value. If you’re never actually using the data, fine. But once you need it, and you don’t have it, might the cost sometimes be greater than it would have been to preserve it? The choice of how much telemetry to keep seems similar to how much you want to spend on an insurance policy. The same kinds of risk evaluation apply. | ||