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Logging in Clojure / JVM – Part 1
Cross-posted : Logging in Clojure / JVM – Part 1 (Via Zolo Labs) Ok this title is little misleading. This blog post is not just about logging in clojure (or the JVM), but also about the whole amazing...
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Logging in Clojure / JVM – Part 2
Cross-posted to Zolo Labs In part 1 , we looked at the history of logging in Java. This time, we’ll learn more about SLF4J (Simple Logging Facade for Java). From part 1, we saw that SLF4J is not a...
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Logging in Clojure / JVM – Part 3
Cross-posted from Zolo Labs In part 1 and 2, we looked at the history of logging and how to use SLF4J (a library I’m using with Zolodeck). In this part, we’re going to learn about different formats...
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Logging in Clojure / JVM – Part 4
Cross-posted from Zolo Labs In the previous part of this series, we learnt how we could store log data so it’s easy to get insights from it later. For instance, we use the GELF log format on Zolodeck,...
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JSON logging using Logback
Logs are useful. Logs that provide us with insights are more useful :), and if they do this easily, they’re even more so. Most logging implementations assume that humans will be consuming log...
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