AWS CloudWatch logs for humans
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AWS CloudWatch logs for humans
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Re: AWS CloudWatch logs for humans
#2It's nice to see creative workarounds like this.
Re: AWS CloudWatch logs for humans
#3that's pretty awesome. I am still surprised how much the experience of using cloudwatch logs sucks. On so many levels: from installing the cloudwatch log agent on a box, limits on pushing logs, forcing you to pass in the sequenceToken for every call, don't even get me started on the aws console "experience". the only real advantage is the price point, but I guess that's because of the features (or the lack) they have…
I would not describe it as a "creative workaround"...
Re: AWS CloudWatch logs for humans
#4that's pretty awesome. I am still surprised how much the experience of using cloudwatch logs sucks. On so many levels: from installing the cloudwatch log agent on a box, limits on pushing logs, forcing you to pass in the sequenceToken for every call, don't even get me started on the aws console "experience". the only real advantage is the price point, but I guess that's because of the features (or the lack) they have…
Well, that's what DevOps do, right? it's not about all teh bullshit you read on the Internet, it's about making AWSome tools like this one. I would not describe it as a "creative workaround"...
Re: AWS CloudWatch logs for humans
#5that's pretty awesome. I am still surprised how much the experience of using cloudwatch logs sucks. On so many levels: from installing the cloudwatch log agent on a box, limits on pushing logs, forcing you to pass in the sequenceToken for every call, don't even get me started on the aws console "experience". the only real advantage is the price point, but I guess that's because of the features (or the lack) they have…
Well, that's what DevOps do, right? it's not about all teh bullshit you read on the Internet, it's about making AWSome tools like this one. I would not describe it as a "creative workaround"...
Devops, like Agile should die. When you're building something if operations is something you push to later stages and you bring in a "devops" person you've already lost (and in the process crippled whatever you were hoping to build there)