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One of the common questions that pops up in operational logging is what the various logging levels mean, and if you should alert on an error...
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Since I've been writing about logging, and specifically about targeted diagnostic logging in production, I think I should clarify my terms a...
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By logging in a structured format like JSON and including high-cardinality attributes, logs are created as semi-structured data. As such, lo...
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You can log JSON to PostgreSQL using the JSONB datatype. Appending structured data to a database has a number of advantages over logging to ...
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I've upgraded the instrumentation code in logback-bytebuddy to add trace ids and span ids, so you can see the parent/child relationship betw...
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I've written a logback appender that uses the Honeycomb Event API. It's pretty great! I don't recommend using this as your primary means of ...
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I want to give a shout out to @mimsytipsy for all the nice words on Twitter. There's been some great discussions and it's lovely to see. TL;...
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Diagnostic logging is typically not available in production, because of concerns that debug logging is indiscriminate. This blog post shows ...
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Logback has the idea of turbo filters, which are filters that determine whether a logging event should be created or not. They are not appen...
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In the last post, I wrote about how to log an exception, and said: The correct place to put this would be a custom converter, but I don't fe...
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