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Logging
Make sense of what your app is actually doing in production.
Logging tools collect and structure the output your app produces in production so it's searchable instead of scattered across server output. Structured logging, consistent fields instead of free-text strings, makes those logs actually queryable when something goes wrong. Set this up before you need it, since retroactively adding logging to debug a live incident is a bad time to start.
Axiom
Serverless log management that ingests everything with no sampling and charges per GB, so you're not stuck deciding what logs to throw away.
↗Datadog Logs
Expensive log management at scale, but if you're already on Datadog for metrics/APM, keeping logs there avoids running yet another tool.
↗Logflare
The logging layer behind Supabase, usable standalone too. A good pick if you want structured logging without a surprise bill.
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