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Right now we are setting a user agent tag on most datadog metrics. This consumes a lot of datadog resources. Let's either remove that tag completely or reduce them in to a known set e.g., BROWSER-VERSION-OS. That alone should reduce the set from thousands to (# of versions) * (# of OSs).
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The user-agent string is now parsed and normalized to fewer values for DataDog. The
raw parsed version is also included in all websocket.py logging statements for easier
filtering in our logging. Existing raw user_agent string will remain so that existing log
parsing systems using it can function as normal.
Closes#487
The user-agent string is now parsed and normalized to fewer values for DataDog. The
raw parsed version is also included in all websocket.py logging statements for easier
filtering in our logging. Existing raw user_agent string will remain so that existing log
parsing systems using it can function as normal.
Closes#487
The user-agent string is now parsed and normalized to fewer values for DataDog. The
raw parsed version is also included in all websocket.py logging statements for easier
filtering in our logging. Existing raw user_agent string will remain so that existing log
parsing systems using it can function as normal.
Closes#487
The user-agent string is now parsed and normalized to fewer values for DataDog. The
raw parsed version is also included in all websocket.py logging statements for easier
filtering in our logging. Existing raw user_agent string will remain so that existing log
parsing systems using it can function as normal.
Closes#487
Right now we are setting a user agent tag on most datadog metrics. This consumes a lot of datadog resources. Let's either remove that tag completely or reduce them in to a known set e.g., BROWSER-VERSION-OS. That alone should reduce the set from thousands to (# of versions) * (# of OSs).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: