Configure Log Drains with DataDog and Custom HTTP Service using Edge Functions
Log Drains allow for database logs to be piped from Supabase to another logging and monitoring service - such as Datadog. In this video, Jon Meyers demonstrates how to configure Log Drains for Datadog and builds a custom HTTP client using Edge Functions.
✍️ Introducing Log Drains (blog): https://supabase.com/blog/log-drains
00:00 The errors you actually want to see
00:35 What are Log Drains
01:09 Configure Datadog as a Log Drain destination
01:53 Triggering logs, warnings and exceptions
02:31 Build a custom HTTP Log Drain with Edge Functions
04:00 10 more things Supabase can do
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