@hala3ammi I didn't have a good experience in production, to be honest. you can install it and disable it by default and when you have a bug then enable it in .env file. Don't forget to clear the DB every night but Telescope uses the database for every action and it will be expensive for me.

@matz yes I used the pruning. It's not related to pruning, as I said every action will be a database record + your app database records! You can imagine 100 users = (100 * n database records + 100 * n requests + 100 * n session + 100 * n views + 100 * n commands) you get the idea and for our app with millions of users, this is a failure. Data pruning will only wipe those records every night, it won't enhance the speed of your app. It only makes sense for your side projects, for high-demand apps we use new relic. your app's probably medium or small.

Telescope Features