Observability in Next.js

How do y'all manage logging, monitors, and observability in general for your Next.js apps? I am looking for something that logs all incoming requests, the message etc, and also set up monitors based on it.
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Neto
Neto5mo ago
GitHub
GitHub - axiomhq/next-axiom: The official Next.js library for Axiom.
The official Next.js library for Axiom. Contribute to axiomhq/next-axiom development by creating an account on GitHub.
Neto
Neto5mo ago
do no use vercel to export to somewhere else
Rhys
Rhys5mo ago
+1 to Axiom it's great
Rhys
Rhys5mo ago
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abhwshek
abhwshek5mo ago
I use axiom, and I like it but the vercel integration is bad vercel only allow 1 line of logs to be added – so whenever something breaks and I looks up the logs, I only get to see one line of the error message
Rhys
Rhys5mo ago
i think thats being fixed in the next few days
abhwshek
abhwshek5mo ago
i dont think so.. i contacted axiom support and they said there's nothing they can do if vercel integration is being used
Jacob
Jacob5mo ago
PostHog is pretty good haven't used it massivly just yet but heard some pretty amazing things about it: https://posthog.com/
PostHog - How developers build successful products
PostHog is the only all-in-one platform for product analytics, feature flags, session replays, A/B testing, and surveys that's built for developers.
Rhys
Rhys5mo ago
PostHog is good but it isn’t observability it’s analytics
Jacob
Jacob5mo ago
That's very true my bad, would you every use these 2 tools together?
Rhys
Rhys5mo ago
Yep I store high volume ephemeral data like individual request logs in axiom, and then long term persistent data like page views and button clicks in PostHog
Jacob
Jacob5mo ago
Yeh awesome thank you not sure the best aproach going forward with this as well
abhwshek
abhwshek4mo ago
we use posthog posthog is great for client side stuff and client side observability; not server side
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