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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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I know I said I'd work on logging APIs this week but I'm still cleaning up some code before it's ready to present. So this is an interlude p...
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I demo a project that uses all the techniques set up previously to show a Logback environment that can be used without modification in diffe...
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Filters are used to determine whether an appender should log an event or not. Many loggers will log at INFO level far too often, and cause e...
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Tracing is a well known part of SLF4J, and tracing code in logs can be very useful in debugging. However, not all code is written with traci...
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This is part of the series of blog posts: Application Logging in Java: Creating a Logging Framework Application Logging in Java: Adding Conf...
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