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### Production usage
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Using `@dotcom-reliability-kit/logger` in production requires that your application can handle logs to `stdout` and sends these logs to somewhere more permanent. On Heroku this means you're required to have [migrated to Log Drains](https://financialtimes.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DS/pages/7883555001/Migrating+an+app+to+Heroku+log+drains). On AWS Lambda it means you must be sending logs to CloudWatch ([see tech hub documentation](https://tech.in.ft.com/tech-topics/logging/amazon-cloudwatch-logs#cloudformation-code-for-forwarding-lambda-logs-to-splunk)).
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Using `@dotcom-reliability-kit/logger` in production requires that your application can handle logs to `stdout` and sends these logs to somewhere more permanent. On Heroku this means you're required to have [migrated to Log Drains](https://financialtimes.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DS/pages/7883555001/Migrating+an+app+to+Heroku+log+drains). On AWS Lambda it means you must be sending logs to CloudWatch ([see tech hub documentation](https://tech.in.ft.com/tech-topics/observability/amazon-cloudwatch-logs#cloudformation-code-for-forwarding-lambda-logs-to-splunk)).
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