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Your logs' final destination is in GA. You always end up here anyway

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Sara Miteva
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575
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13
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Summary

Logs have become an integral part of the debugging process, providing a comprehensive view of system behavior and errors. PostHog has integrated logs into its platform, making them available alongside errors, session replays, and product data, thus streamlining the debugging process by allowing users to start and end their investigations in the same place. The development of this feature was influenced by PostHog's own experiences, where previous logging setups failed to expose significant issues, leading to improvements in filtering, visibility, and efficiency. Logs are structured as data that can be filtered by various attributes, allowing for easier identification of problems without sifting through raw text. PostHog's logs use OpenTelemetry ingestion, enabling seamless integration with existing tools. Additionally, PostHog AI can summarize and highlight patterns in the logs to assist with quicker orientation in complex scenarios. This feature is available to all users, with a free tier offering 50 GB of log storage and options for expanded capacity at a cost, fitting seamlessly into existing workflows for those already using PostHog for other analytics tasks.

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