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Clever plugin :smile: We've been 100% Ember for a while now, but used something similar during the transition. I think this may be useful when moving to Ember.

@greghuc this seems to be [fixed on master](https://github.com/rwjblue/broccoli-timepiece/commit/7a5fa96cb7c051f6ef08d1ac3710191b1eadb641). Would that work for your case as well? If so, feel free to close this PR.

My guess is that the easiest is to grab Vagrant and run this on Unix. I think the project author isn't on Windows so digging into Windows-specific problems is hard....

@lifeart If you have some free time, and would like to contribute to this roadmap, we'd be willing to sponsor your work on Ember Data. Can discuss in more detail...

@sequix Great idea! It's awesome that we're all thinking about this problem and various ways to tackle it. I think Loki would benefit hugely from some mechanism for high-cardinality data...

@cyriltovena Sounds awesome! 😄 I think there are many ways to tackle this and brute-force may very well be a good one! With some suger (dedicated symbol for "non-label tags"...

Sounds promising! 😄 We're doing ~10-30k logs / hour and each line (JSON data) is 10-60 kb, so somewhere around 200 mb / hour. It all goes into an Elastic...

@slim-bean Happy to hear! 🎉 I understand that high-cardinality labels doesn't make much sense for a time-series database like Prometheus, and since what Loki was born from I understand why...

@slim-bean Just wanted to check in on this issue. Do you have any plans around this? It's a bit of a pain-point with our current deployment, and some colleagues are...

Has there been any discussions on moving `ember-concurrency` into Ember itself? If we can use the action helper in the template, and possibly get rid of `perform`, there isn't much...