Show HN: Intelligent Log Sanitization and logs to metrics

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Post by sanitizeai » Tue, Jul 21, 2026, 6:25 AM UTC

Show HN: Intelligent Log Sanitization and logs to metrics
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Re: Show HN: Intelligent Log Sanitization and logs to metrics

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Post by dkdbejwi383 » Tue, Jul 21, 2026, 8:45 AM UTC

A log sink should be fast, light on resources and reliable. I'm not an AI skeptic but I can't imagine using AI to classify log data like this is going to meet those requirements.

Your readme states that caching helps here, but it doesn't describe how caching works. How effective is this for highly variable log data?

Re: Show HN: Intelligent Log Sanitization and logs to metrics

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Post by sanitizeai » Wed, Jul 22, 2026, 1:22 AM UTC

dkdbejwi383 wrote: post #2

A log sink should be fast, light on resources and reliable. I'm not an AI skeptic but I can't imagine using AI to classify log data like this is going to meet those requirements. Your readme states that caching helps here, but it doesn't describe how caching works. How effective is this for highly variable log data?

Hi, Thanks for reviewing my README, Appreciate it. Good Catch. let me update my readme.

Re: Show HN: Intelligent Log Sanitization and logs to metrics

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Post by sanitizeai » Wed, Jul 22, 2026, 2:06 AM UTC

dkdbejwi383 wrote: post #2

A log sink should be fast, light on resources and reliable. I'm not an AI skeptic but I can't imagine using AI to classify log data like this is going to meet those requirements. Your readme states that caching helps here, but it doesn't describe how caching works. How effective is this for highly variable log data?

I updated my readme file to reflect that. thanks for your feedback again.

Re: Show HN: Intelligent Log Sanitization and logs to metrics

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Post by herri » Wed, Jul 22, 2026, 2:06 AM UTC

dkdbejwi383 wrote: post #2

A log sink should be fast, light on resources and reliable. I'm not an AI skeptic but I can't imagine using AI to classify log data like this is going to meet those requirements. Your readme states that caching helps here, but it doesn't describe how caching works. How effective is this for highly variable log data?

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