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i didn't find anything on google: is there any experience with monitoring datomic peers and transactors with new relic or has it all been done with cloud watch?
i especially care about the transactors here since i obviously already have some application monitoring in the code that runs the peer
I was thinking about using datalog like GraphQL, where the client (a browser) sends queries to the datomic peer. But being able to execute arbitrary code inside a :where
clause scares me. Is there a reliable way to make sure queries don't have method calls? Can I just check for parentheses?
Or is this just a terrible idea?