This is really cool considering how expensive DataDog can get. I'm the author of LogLayer (https://loglayer.dev), which is a structured logger for TypeScript that allows you to use multiple loggers together. I've written transports that allows shipping to other loggers like pino and cloud providers such as DataDog.
I spent some time writing an integration for HyperDX after seeing this post and hope you can help me roll it out! Would love to add a new "integrations" section to my page that links to the docs on how to use HyperDX with LogLayer.
Definitely possible. HTTP direct send is a common pattern that I'm working on an HTTP-specific transport that can be used for these use-cases (vs making a unique impl for each one).
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This is really cool considering how expensive DataDog can get. I'm the author of LogLayer (https://loglayer.dev), which is a structured logger for TypeScript that allows you to use multiple loggers together. I've written transports that allows shipping to other loggers like pino and cloud providers such as DataDog.
I spent some time writing an integration for HyperDX after seeing this post and hope you can help me roll it out! Would love to add a new "integrations" section to my page that links to the docs on how to use HyperDX with LogLayer.
https://github.com/hyperdxio/hyperdx-js/pull/184
Could you add the ability to ship logs to VictoriaLogs? The logs can be shipped via one of the supported data ingestion protocols - https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/data-ingestion...
Definitely possible. HTTP direct send is a common pattern that I'm working on an HTTP-specific transport that can be used for these use-cases (vs making a unique impl for each one).
I'll reach out when this is available.
Thanks! If you'll hit any issues with the integration, then please file them at https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaMetrics/issues , so we could quickly resolve them.
I discovered the local docker install and managed to write the transport:
https://loglayer.dev/transports/victoria-logs.html
Is there a way to sign up for the service to test it? It seems I need to book a demo first?
Hey this looks awesome! We will take a look at it