Hello!

We've been happily using Graylog for a few years now. When we originally 
set it up (early 0.x revisions), there was no access controls or 
standard(ish) log retention configuration. As a result, we set up different 
Graylog instances any time a group of systems couldn't all have the same 
settings for one or the other.

We recently moved our data center and upgraded to the latest version of 
Graylog during that process. The new stream-based access controls seem to 
be perfect for per-user access to logs, and we can setup our own tools to 
selectively apply retention rules. In light of these new features, does it 
make sense to have different Graylog installations anymore? I'm inclined to 
move us to a single, highly available, Graylog cluster per region. I can 
only think of one argument against this, the extremely unlikely event that 
a single application somehow generates enough logs to take down the 
cluster, and I'm willing to live with that.

Thanks in advance!
Terence

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