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Introduced relative priorities for log levels #15

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Introduced relative priorities for log levels
Discard logs with priority lower than specified

Discard logs with priority lower than specified
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Raynos commented Oct 22, 2019

This functionality is not called priority.

This should be called setLogLevel where we drop logs below the log level.

A priority system works with the reservoir sampler and provides priority to various logs that don't fit in the reservoir.

For example, larch can be configured to only allow 20 loglines per 50ms bucket. With a priority system it would look at the N>20 logs that happened in the 50ms bucket and pick 20 loglines based on priority instead of being based on random sampling.

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@Raynos that's a fair point, the naming is misleading. This change was mostly a stop-gap to allow to discard logs early rather than postpone it for logtron to go through multiple layers of caching/serialization.

Just for a bit of a context: we ultimately had decided to migrate off larch/logtron and instead rely on pinojs synchronously writing to stdout, so likely to start sunsetting support for larch/logtron.

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Raynos commented Oct 23, 2019

The concept of larch is still useful to port to pino btw. This class in particular ( https://github.com/uber-common/larch/blob/master/reservoir-backend.js ).

But it would benefit from just re-impementation in a wrapper around pino

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Raynos commented Mar 4, 2024

Can we close out this PR for lack of activity.

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