There has been a heated discussion on LinuxFR¹
about a blog article
“Grepping logs is terrible”
whose author strongly advocates in favour of binary log storage
solutions, which perform consistently better than text log storage
solutions in any regards. The author, whose name remains undisclosed²,
presents...
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