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Hi, I wrote an appender for logdna, which communicates with an HTTP API. Currently whenever I receive a log event I simply send the post request with http-kit. This all works, but I doubt this will be very performant on high load. The API also supports batching logs, and I was wondering if Timbre has any built-in support for batching / queueing? Or would I have to implement that myself?
I'm not aware of any built in approach