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Re:Logging vs. instrumentation by sagichmal on Monday February 08, 2016 @09:23AM (#11058205)
> Logs should contain as much information as possible in order to debug.

There's a huge operational and engineering cost buried in that statement, which the article is trying to unearth and provide better solutions for.

> 5. Logs should also be distributed, in the sense that you don't ship all your logs to a central location, but rather have each server manage its own logs.

Though it does give you some nice properties, this is counter to a lot of accepted best practice... is there a good distributed log query system? `dsh` doesn't cut it, for the record :)

Re:Logging vs. instrumentation by jorangreef on Monday February 08, 2016 @11:11AM (#11058870)
> There's a huge operational and engineering cost buried in that statement, which the article is trying to unearth and provide better solutions for.

Sure, there's always an operational and engineering cost to logging. I think the original comment makes that plain.