> - Reliability. The last thing that you would want is for your application to take high load and go down, but you’re unable to debug it because the high traffic led to high log load and subsequently took down your o11y server. Logflare is built on the BEAM and can handle high loads without breaking a sweat. We’ve handled over 10x average load for ingestion spikes and Logflare just chugs along.
Can logflare scale out into multiple containers / vms / machines? Is Supabase currently deploying something like autoscaling with kubernetes or something?
For the Logflare infra, we manage a cluster of around 6 VMs. Not a very complex setup, and no need for k8s as we have a monolith architecture. We also don't scale horizontally as much as the cross-node chatter increases with each additional node.
Can logflare scale out into multiple containers / vms / machines? Is Supabase currently deploying something like autoscaling with kubernetes or something?