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Telescope aggregates all of the metrics/data and inserts it after the request has been served - you can specify a separate DB connection for telescope also if the size/performance of your production database is of concern.
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Using telescope on production?
Does it make sense if i use telescope on production ? I'm not quick familiar with it but it seems good to tracking users , Does telescope reduce the app performance ? Because it execute on all requests...
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https://twitter.com/themsaid/status/1220280913675870209
This might be useful since it is coming directly from member of creating team.
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@untymage Personally, I'd suggest not doing this. Telescope should not act as a log system and is really a tool for troubleshooting issues locally... even though it allows installation elsewhere. I'm assuming likely for the purpose of having it on a dev server, but not production.
Pay attention to this sentence in the Telescope documentation...
Telescope makes a wonderful companion to your
localLaravel development environment.
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@fylzero not quite so. it can for sure be used in Production per here: https://laracasts.com/series/learn-telescope
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@fylzero As @kitesurf mentioned, the episode 2 of the Learn Telescope series is dedicated to setup Telescope for production.
Also, on the Laravel 11 official documentation you can read:
You should ensure you change your APP_ENV environment variable to production in your production environment. Otherwise, your Telescope installation will be publicly available.
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@fylzero maybe he is planing to spy on his users 🤣
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