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The benefit of an out-of-band governance-style mod approach is lower upgrade compatibility cost and the ability to enable or disable it at any time, but the trade-off is reliance on assumptions about upstream interfaces and log formats; if the upstream changes its billing or telemetry approach, the monitor logic may need to be adapted accordingly.
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