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Hed posted:So if you're sending logs to a managed provider like Datadog, but some fraction of the logs contain transactions that you want to hang on to for billing questions, do you just have a cron job pull out the info from Datadog and put it into your own holdings? definitely don't rely on logs for core business functions but furthermore definitely don't have datadog in-the-loop for anything important. We used it at my last job and ddog was great for general stuff (looking to see if a thing was done restarting, counting the lower bound of errors, etc) but it would routinely have outages/delays/lost logs to the point that if something was missing in datadog we just assumed it was fine
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you need an append-only table in a database that keeps track of the transaction event stream, and you need to write to it in a more robust way than just using stdout or ddog's possibly inconsistent log sending
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