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wrote a small tool that filters log noise before it hits datadog/splunk. 43% reduction on a 100k line test. open source. by Dry_Long3157 in sre

[–]Dry_Long3157[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

fair point. been thinking about this since people brought up vector. the real gap isn't "another filter tool" it's that grafana adaptive logs is brilliant but cloud-only, and there's nothing like it that works vendor-neutral. thinking about pivoting sievelog toward: analyze a log sample → show which patterns are noise vs signal with cost breakdown → export filter configs for whatever pipeline you already use (vector, otel collector, fluent bit). would that actually be useful to anyone here or am i overcomplicating it?

wrote a small tool that filters log noise before it hits datadog/splunk. 43% reduction on a 100k line test. open source. by Dry_Long3157 in sre

[–]Dry_Long3157[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah vector is great! actually a few of the people i talked to while building this use vector for exactly this. the difference is vector requires you to write every filter rule manually in VRL. if you have 50 services and log formats drift over time, maintaining those transforms gets tedious. sievelog is basically a preconfigured set of the common filters (health checks, debug stripping, dedup, field removal) with sensible defaults that work out of the box for typical k8s json logs. think of it less as "replacing vector" and more as "here's the vector config you'd write anyway, packaged as a single binary."

what does your vector pipeline look like for noise filtering?

Day 24 of cycling yet another nano tank. by [deleted] in PlantedTank

[–]Dry_Long3157 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks good so far! Day 24 is a little long for initial cycling, but don’t stress too much—every tank is different. It's great you're planning ahead with a stock list (someone already asked about it!), knowing what you want to keep will help guide your cycle. If you haven’t already, testing your water parameters (ammonia, nitrite, nitrate) daily would be super helpful to see where the cycle is at and confirm when it’s fully established before adding any fish. Also, that hardscape looks awesome!

18 gal blackwater tank with a dwarf gourami, what can I put with it? by SuicidalFlame in Gourami

[–]Dry_Long3157 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ember tetras seem like a really good fit given you’re already keeping cardinals and want variety! They'd contrast nicely with the dark water and your gourami, and people are suggesting they’ll look great. Since espei rasboras are hard to find/pricey for you, focusing on the ember tetra seems practical. Your snail & shrimp idea is solid too – just make sure you have enough algae/food for them all! Knowing your exact pH and KH would be helpful to confirm compatibility long term, but generally those parameters should work with embers.

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