Loki: Prometheus-inspired logging for cloud native
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Loki is a horizontally scalable, highly available log aggregation system that avoids indexing log contents and instead stores labels per log stream to reduce cost and operational complexity. It targets Kubernetes logging, uses Prometheus service discovery for labeling, and integrates with Grafana to link metrics and logs (with traces planned) for streamlined incident response; the talk covers Loki’s motivation, design and architecture, and future plans.
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