Feature Requests

Currently Grafana Loki is not supported. It would be great if you can add support for a generic HTTPS endpoint so we can build (the users) a custom collector. The endpoint could receive a standard Bearer Token for auth and get a JSON payload. It should be pretty straightforward to implement in your side. I need this to get the load balancer logs so I can get detailed stats regarding our endpoints (the app logs are already being send by Grafana Alloy running inside the docker container). Having support for generic HTTPS endpoints will allow us build custom collectors that can be hosted on Render. The only custom solution I've found so far is to build a generic collector (with SSL certificates) on AWS EC2 which defeats the purpose of simplifying our infra.. Thanks,

Support for connecting to self-hosted and/or cloud version of Loki via LogStreams https://github.com/grafana/loki

Currently Logstreams only support TCP endpoints. However, some services like Grafana Loki only expose HTTPS endpoints. Allowing users to choose between TCP or HTTPS endpoints would make more logging services compatible with Render.

Support to configure posthog as a log-streaming destination

Providing the flexibility to install its own log aggregator, for example Vector or FluentBit, in a service would be a great workaround to the constraints of the current log stream feature (TLS-syslog or only a few supported providers like Datadog). That implies to remove the requirement of TLS for the syslog endpoint when the target URL is internal to the Render project network. See https://community.render.com/t/fluentbit-on-render-for-pushing-to-cloudwatch/1555

I'd like the ability to flag which http-headers should be included in my request/access logs.

They're interfering with your own http logs.

to debug

The ability to set up log streaming natively from Render to Elastic Security without having to set up multiple nodes and DNS entries for a DIY solution.

Users using SigNoz would be able to send their data to SigNoz. Doc link to which this needs to be added - https://render.com/docs/log-streams SigNoz docs - https://signoz.io/docs/introduction/