When hosting an application on Heroku, managing logs efficiently is crucial for maintaining system health and keeping costs down. Heroku provides built-in logging for all incoming requests, but by default, Gunicorn, the Python HTTP server often used in Heroku deployments, also logs incoming requests. This duplication can clutter your logs, making them harder to parse and more expensive to store. Let’s explore why this redundancy exists and how to fix it. Heroku Router Logs Heroku’s Router...
