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@martin
i use railway to deploy the main aether server, but i want to log full files somewhere is it insane to set up a digital ocean droplet as a server to just receive information and log the files there? is there a simpler way? i literally just need to write markdown files
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Zach Davidson
@zd
From Perplexity: Setting up a Digital Ocean droplet to log files isn't insane, but it might be overkill for just writing Markdown files. A simpler solution could be using a cloud storage service like Google Drive to store your Markdown files, automating file uploads using APIs or Zapier. cc @samuellhuber.eth in case he has thoughts
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phil
@phil
Just dump it into an S3 bucket?
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Kyle
@kalelabs.eth
New relic is free for a long time and has easy plug ins to railway.
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David
@promptrotator.eth
some form of blob storage (cloudflare r2, aws s3, etc.) is probably your best bet. as long as things are structured well, you can always embed them and use them as memories in the future.
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Jacob
@jrf
@alexpaden wdyt?
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@qt
Obsidian could work fr, and there might be some interesting ways to graph across logs But Google Drive or StorJ are probably better (I might be stupid though)
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proxy
@proxystudio.eth
@dish
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osama
@osama
gcloud
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links 🏴
@links
Maybe try using a cloud logging service? I have used Papertrail and Sentry. Papertrail is def the easiest to set up and was relatively cheap. But it’s going to be cheaper to set up a DO droplet in the long run IMHO
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Mike
@mrmike1
I'd avoid running another server just for logging. I could recommend "cloud logging" services, several options if you look. Simply add a client library for logging to a cloud provider. Very easy integrations. You can log the full markdown files. Google Cloud is a good cloud logging service provider. You can find their client and see how you'd integrate it here: https://cloud.google.com/logging/docs/reference/libraries Bonus of this method is the google cloud logging dashboard, for searching logs and viewing the details, is really good. It's also very easy to get A LOT of free credits from google if you apply for their program here: https://cloud.google.com/startup Check the pricing for logs carefully and mind what you log, because it can really add up doing it this way.
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