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- #76: 12th Factor App: portable and resilient services start here. Part 8-12/12
- #63: Logging libraries: auditing and troubleshooting your application
- su and sudo in Spring Security applications
- SiftingAppender: logging different threads to different log files
- Forcing Tomcat to log through SLF4J/Logback
- Filtering irrelevant stack trace lines in logs
- Logging exceptions root cause first
- MongoDB and recording appenders for Logback
- Clean code, clean logs: easy to read, easy to parse (10/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: log exceptions properly (9/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: watch out for external systems (8/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: log method arguments and return values (7/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: tune your pattern (6/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: concise and descriptive (5/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: avoid side effects (4/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: do you know what you are logging? (3/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: logging levels are there for you (2/10)
- Clean code, clean logs: use appropriate tools (1/10)
- Logback-feed: publish your application logs using Atom/RSS feed
- Log4j bez konfiguracji