Ask HN: Simple Logging / Stats Solution?
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Where do you want to store the logs? What are your contraints on the durabibility?
You can use Quickwit (disclaimer: cofounder here), it ingests/indexes logs and has a very basic UI. Logs can be stored locally or on an object storage. However, you need to handle auth stuff yourself.
If a hosted alternative is ok for you, I would try Loki/Grafana though I did not test their SaaS.
You can use Quickwit (disclaimer: cofounder here), it ingests/indexes logs and has a very basic UI. Logs can be stored locally or on an object storage. However, you need to handle auth stuff yourself.
If a hosted alternative is ok for you, I would try Loki/Grafana though I did not test their SaaS.
You can always go old-school with a node running internet-accessible syslogd.
I want a very simple logging solution (since platforms like fly.io do not retain logs). Think, logging K/V pairs from NodeJS that get streamed to some server.
Ideally, the logging solution would be something simple I can spin up in a Dockerfile on fly.io--but I'm also open to using hosted alternatives.
It just seems like things like prometheus/loki are much too heavyweight--for my extremely basic usecase.
The core requirement is simplicity / ease of use. Single-node, very easily dockerized, nothing to think about.