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Personally I use Loki to aggregate my logs but I'm probably not the typical selfhoster.
You should first define your needs, if you don't need logs, then don't bother with them.
This has been on my radar for a while, and I keep putting it off. How are you liking it?
Grafana's Loki sounded incredibly useful and performant, with the added benefit of reducing storage requirements significantly under some situations.
It is easier to deal with than the elastic stack, but unless you're already familiar with log stacks, it is still a bit of a threshold to vet over before it starts paying off.