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Summary
Hey,
We are currently using the node SDK for amplitude in one of our backends. It seems that in order to log an event to amplitude, the device id or user id is required as specified here:
https://developers.amplitude.com/docs/http-api-v2#properties-1
Currently our backend does not track our users. We wanted to pass a variable for the device_id such as :
service_serverwhich