Logging library designed to log data events instead of plain words.
Logging library designed to log data events instead of plain words.
The default logger buffers the messages in a ring buffer waiting to be dispatched to a destination like a file or a centralized logging management system.
The default logger buffers the messages in a ring buffer waiting to be dispatched to a destination like a file or a centralized logging management system.
The local context is local to the current thread, therefore all the subsequent call to log withing the given context will have the properties added as well. It is typically used to add information regarding the current processing in the current thread. For example who is the user issuing the request and so on.
The local context is local to the current thread, therefore all the subsequent call to log withing the given context will have the properties added as well. It is typically used to add information regarding the current processing in the current thread. For example who is the user issuing the request and so on.
The global logging context is used to add properties which are valid for all subsequent log events. This is typically set once at the beginning of the process with information like the app-name, version, environment, the pid and other similar info.
The global logging context is used to add properties which are valid for all subsequent log events. This is typically set once at the beginning of the process with information like the app-name, version, environment, the pid and other similar info.
(trace event-name pairs expr)
Traces the execution of an operation with the outcome and the take taken in nanoseconds
Traces the execution of an operation with the outcome and the take taken in nanoseconds
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