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I’m using Spring Boot 3.4 with structured logging (via JsonWriterStructuredLogFormatter), and I want to mask sensitive data such as passwords, API keys, and tokens from the message field in the logs. ...
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I am using the Loki /otlp endpoint for ingesting logs which automatically handles a few semantic labels for you such as service.name, service.instance.id and deployment.environment to name a few and ...
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We're using structured logging on all our services, so all logs are in json format. When a BackgroundService crashes, it prints a cleartext stacktrace onto STDOUT. I'd like to be able to catch ...
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Using ILogger<T>, is there a way to add log properties in addition to the ones covered by the message template? For example: _logger.LogInformation("Order {OrderNumber} was registered."...
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I am using the logging python library in order to log some structured JSON. My idea was to do it manually following the example in the documentation, by giving a config with only the message : logging....
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Here is the Golang version of what I want to do in Java: package main import ( "log/slog" "os" ) func main() { logLevel := new(slog.LevelVar) // Info by default ...
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Where can I find the function that formats a log string and its parameters with the new Structured Logging format. I'm looking for the equivalent of "string.Format(..." but for Structured ...
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I am currently working with gcloud monitoring. I searched for a way to write log messages similar to already incoming logs. To mimic the real log entry, I am writing a log from a pod via "echo&...
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I am trying to use structured logging and log an object. I run into this error when trying to log the object: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: 'Could not find file 'C:\Non-Existent-File'.' This ...
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How to temporarily disable logging using Zap logger in Go. I need to mute logs for a particular function without removing logger print statements. I need a solution similar to what we do for fmt as ...
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I have an object that I want to pass to logging (default built-in logging to console, no libraries used) as argument like this: logger.LogDebug("Executing MongoDB command: {Command}", ...
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I am using NLog with structured logging for the first time. I user Serilog in the past, and with that I could write something like this: Serilog.ILogger logger = CreateSerilogLogger(); logger....
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I'm using NLog to create semantic logs in a Seq server. I want to log an object that has a ToString() method that produces a short human readable summary of the data content. So I want to render the ...
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We send logs from a variety of services running in a Kubernetes cluster to Elasticsearch via Filebeat. Some of these services we develop ourselves, others are third-party. We use dynamic mapping in ...
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I'd like my program to write to its stderr a log that is simultaneously human and machine readable. Requirements: A log is a stream of messages. I.e. I can't write just one big xml or json document. ...
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i am trying to get structured logging working in a Azure Function, but it does not work on my side. I wrote a simple application like this [FunctionName("Dummy")] public IActionResult Run([...
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I have a semi-large project that has been using nlog, and throughout I re-used alot of field names for different datatypes. I started to send my logs (including all log properties/fields) to ...
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I am using the Database target and trying to figure out a way to send all-event-properties as a parameter in JSON format; I see that parameter includes a property for "format," but when I do ...
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This is probably a stupid question, but my scala knowledge is a bit lacking. I'm trying to implement structured logging in scala, and we're using slf4j/logback/logstash. I came across the following ...
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I'm trying to figure it out what is a correct behaviour for capturing properties with duplicate hole names according message templates syntax which is implemented in the NLog. Let's look an example. ...
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Question Is there a way to write structured logs from Cloud Functions such that the message field is automatically displayed as the primary message in GCP Log Viewer? Using this test, I've found ...
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In python 2.7, the app engine sdk was doing the work in the background to nest all logs with the parent request to have a correlation in Google StackDriver. As of the transition to python 3, it is ...
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I want to format the timestamp in my structured logs. Currently I defined the logback.xml like: <configuration> <appender name="json" class="ch.qos.logback.core.ConsoleAppender"> <...
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I’m writing .NET Core application and would like to use structured logging available in .NET Core Logging Extensions to write logs in more structured way. I want to save my logs in RavenDB and I’m ...
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Until today we have used NLog version 4.4.12 (without structured logging). However we were using https://www.nuget.org/packages/NLog.StructuredLogging.Json/ for structured logging. The nice thing ...
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