What factor does not need to be considered when pricing logs by events?

When pricing logs by events, the factor related to log size does not need to be considered. The pricing model typically focuses on the number of events ingested each day rather than the size of each log entry. This means that whether a log is small or large, it is primarily the volume of events that affects the pricing.

In contrast, the daily ingestion volume is critical as it directly correlates with the total number of events processed. Retention period is also important since different pricing tiers or models may apply based on how long you need to retain logs. Log type can influence pricing as certain types of logs might incur different rates based on their specific characteristics or importance. Therefore, focusing on the count of events rather than their size makes the pricing model straightforward and predictable.