When using GelfUdpHandler with a hostname (rather than an IP address) as a destination, it gets resolved by DNS on every log message, which is a big performance concern. This is behaviour inherited from Python's DatagramHandler (see https://bugs.python.org/issue47149), but presumably pygelf could work around it by resolving the hostname itself on startup.
When using GelfUdpHandler with a hostname (rather than an IP address) as a destination, it gets resolved by DNS on every log message, which is a big performance concern. This is behaviour inherited from Python's DatagramHandler (see https://bugs.python.org/issue47149), but presumably pygelf could work around it by resolving the hostname itself on startup.