Adventures in logging – Unhandled expression
After working on the Sōzu HTTP reverse proxy for a while, I came up with an interesting approach to logging. Now why would I come up with my own logger, when there are existing solutions in Rust? Mainly, log and slog. That logging library grew up from testing things out with log, and changing requirements along the way. Beginning with log and env_logger Like a lot of other Rust developers, I start
GitHub - selfspy/selfspy: Log everything you do on the computer, for statistics, future reference and all-around fun!
What is this? Selfspy is a daemon for Unix/X11, (thanks to @ljos!) Mac OS X and (thanks to @Foxboron) Windows, that continuously monitors and stores what you are doing on your computer. This way, you can get all sorts of nifty statistics and reminders on what you have been up to. It is inspired by the Quantified Self-movement and Stephen Wolfram's personal key logging. See Example Statistics, belo
Centralized Logging ·
Blog Projects Jason Wilder's Blog Software developer and architect interested in scalability, performance and distributed systems. Centralized Logging Jan 3, 2012 · 5 minute read · Comments logging fluentd logstash architecture Logs are a critical part of any system, they give you insight into what a system is doing as well what happened. Virtually every process running on a system generates logs
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GitHub - ScottMansfield/nanolog: Nanosecond scale logger inspired by https://github.com/PlatformLab/NanoLog
Introduction to structured logging with slog
GitHub - go-playground/log: :green_book: Simple, configurable and scalable Structured Logging for Go.
GitHub - HardySimpson/zlog: A reliable, high-performance, thread safe, flexsible, clear-model, pure C logging library.
GitHub - inconshreveable/log15: Structured, composable logging for Go
