Logging Service Best Practice (Service Workers)
Hello everyone, I want to build something with workers and I am not sure if it works out, thats why im asking 
Basically I have some workers and I want to add some oberservability to it. I would like to use Service Bindings for that. Now here's the question I have. I have the following in mind.
Request is made to Worker One (availible online). It does it normal job does some additional "pre-parsing" for the logger (saving some request headers / response headers).
The request where the original reqeust is made to does a subrequest (through a Service Binding) to the logger worker. Due to limitation of our log provider (axiom) I would not be able to ingest every request when it happens.
How would I have to build the logger service, that it throttles the requests made ? or is there a better solution to what I'm thinking. I'm open for all sorts of "help".
What would the best practices be for that sort of case. KV ? Durable Objects ? A cron that iterates the KV keys... etc.
Thanks
Basically I have some workers and I want to add some oberservability to it. I would like to use Service Bindings for that. Now here's the question I have. I have the following in mind.
Request is made to Worker One (availible online). It does it normal job does some additional "pre-parsing" for the logger (saving some request headers / response headers).
The request where the original reqeust is made to does a subrequest (through a Service Binding) to the logger worker. Due to limitation of our log provider (axiom) I would not be able to ingest every request when it happens.
How would I have to build the logger service, that it throttles the requests made ? or is there a better solution to what I'm thinking. I'm open for all sorts of "help".
What would the best practices be for that sort of case. KV ? Durable Objects ? A cron that iterates the KV keys... etc.
Thanks
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