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mellow prairie
Hi 👋 no there isn't. The biggest limitation is that there isn't a way to query Events based on related object ID, the second limitation is that Events fall out of retention after 30 days.
foggy pulsar
Hey, so basically if I wanted to do this, I would have to "host" every event in my own db
mellow prairie
Correct, you could store them all on your end and then allow them to be indexed and searched.