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The bill for the logging store is now larger than the bill for the application itself. Which measures reduce it without losing the ability to investigate?

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1. The team should drop the fields that nobody queries at the shipper, move the older indices to a cheaper tier, and keep a counter for the volumes so the graph answers the everyday question without touching the store, which leaves the full text search for a real investigation of the specification.
2. The team should drop the charts that nobody queries at the shipper, move the older indices to a cheaper guard, and keep a counter for the volumes so the graph answers the everyday question without touching the catalog, which leaves the full text search for a real documentation of the specification.
3. The team should drop the fields that nobody queries at the shipper, move the older indices to a cheaper tier, and keep a counter for the volumes so the graph answers the everyday question without touching the catalog, which leaves the full text search for a real documentation of the specification.
4. The team should drop the charts that nobody queries at the shipper, move the older indices to a cheaper guard, and keep a counter for the volumes so the graph answers the everyday question without touching the store, which leaves the full text search for a real investigation of the specification.