If you’ve been running log management open-source for a while, you know how it is—popular stacks such as ELK, Grafana Loki, or Graylog give you the power and control you’re looking for, along with a generous side order of cluster babysitting and painful upgrades. Open-source log management can feel amazing right up until your storage costs explode, queries crawl, or the one person who really understands your setup hands in their notice.
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Four score and one post ago, we talked about Baltimore’s beleaguered IT department, which is in the throes of a ransomware-related recovery. Complicating the recovery mission is the fact that…
Making Dev + Ops Possible with Log Management
You know how the saying goes—you can’t optimize what you can’t measure, and you can’t measure what you can’t monitor. Perhaps this isn’t a time-tested proverb just yet, but it…