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Writing logs in a machine-readable format ensures the log can be leveraged by software. What Is Structured Logging? First, to learn what structured logging is, you must take a step back and understand what exactly is unstructured logging. With unstructured logging, events…
Infrastructure and application monitoring is now becoming more and more important. This is mainly because both infrastructure and applications are becoming more complex. Additionally, modern software development techniques like canary releases rely on monitoring to do their job. And when we’re talking…
Kubernetes adoption has been increasing at a high speed in recent years. Many companies adopt Kubernetes because it has features designed to help applications become resilient and fault tolerant. Without forgetting this, you can configure auto scaling and self-healing with a minimal…
When you’re logging, you might come across different types of log data: database logs, network logs, API logs, front-end app logs, and security logs. However, not every developer uses logging the same way. Some developers are verbose and try to log every…
As distributed systems like Kafka are becoming more prevalent, with thousands of companies using them, the need for advanced monitoring is increasing. In this post, we’ll learn what Apache Kafka is, why it’s important to monitor it, and what tools are best…
Most software engineers—or IT pros in general—would agree improving an app’s performance is a good thing. Also, most engineers have at least some understanding of best practices or techniques they can use to ensure better performance when writing code. It’s essential to…
Logging serves a few valuable purposes, from debugging to serving as a source for alerts about problems in production. But for logs to be useful, they need to be accessible. When it comes to AWS Lambda logging, there can be a world…
MySQL log analysis can be bewildering. Many unforeseen issues can crop up while you configure your database layer to produce logs and send them to another server. In this article, we’ll look at ways to troubleshoot some common problems. Let’s first cover…
Log4j 2 is one of the most widely used logging libraries for Java. It offers developers impressive performance and unparalleled flexibility, and it integrates with almost all logging platforms. This article discusses Log4j 2 configuration and how to use this logging library…
Logs are crucial for solving issues. In a microservices environment, logging is even more important. More moving parts mean more dependencies. It’s also less obvious where to start debugging when issues occur. In a Kubernetes environment, where typical systems consist of dozens…
