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If I read the file with tail -f, I will see load depending of the buffering of the thing being read. Logs generally are buffered, so we get long pauses and sudden bursts
An different approach might be to read the timestamps and put everything from a given second into the pipe, then sleep to the next second boundary.
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If I read the file with tail -f, I will see load depending of the buffering of the thing being read. Logs generally are buffered, so we get long pauses and sudden bursts
An different approach might be to read the timestamps and put everything from a given second into the pipe, then sleep to the next second boundary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: