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Logging Best Practices Series: Contextual logging

Ever tried to debug an issue where a request passes through five different services, ten different methods, and you have no idea which logs belong to which request?
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Logging Best Practices Series: Logging formats

From Chaos to Structure
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Logging Best Practices Series: Logging levels

The Good, The Bad, and The "Why Is This in Production?"
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Logging Best Practices Series: What to log?

Ready to transform your logs from a wall of gibberish into your most valuable debugging ally?
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⭐ Logdy new version announcement: v0.14

Powerful search and filtering capabilities in Logdy!
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Part 4: Log file compression with column Zstandard in SQLite + benchmark

A fourth part of the series in which a different approach was taken based on a column compression in SQLite
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Part 3: Log file compression with Zstandard VFS in SQLite + benchmark

A third part of the series where we explore ways to compress log files, in this part we're focusing on exploring compression modules for SQLite
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Part 2: Log file compression with SQLite + benchmark

A second part of the series where we explore ways to compress log files, in this part we're exploring usage of SQLite and how it can help us with log files compression
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Part 1: Log file compression with Gzip and Zstandard + benchmark

A first part of the series where we explore ways to compress log files
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How to configure Apache2 to produce JSON logs

This blog describes the steps needed to be taken in order for Apache webserver to produce logs in JSON format
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How to configure Nginx to produce JSON logs

This blog describes the steps needed to be taken in order for Nginx webserver to produce logs in JSON format
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RabbitMQ logs viewer, setup a Web UI for logging

The article explains how you can setup Logdy to browse RabbitMQ logs
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Logdy: Stream logs to a web browser

The article covers a way to stream logs to a web browser from a remote machine or a local development setup
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supervisorctl logs viewer and Web UI

⭐ Logdy new version announcement: v0.13

Logdy has REST API now
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⭐ Logdy new version announcement: v0.12

Logdy as a Golang library
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Logs browser for Golang apps

The article describes how to embed Logdy into a Golang app and enrich it with a fully featured logs browser
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Live log tail with Logdy - stream logs from anywhere to web browser

The article describes what is log tailing and how it can be used in software engineering
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The Art of writing technical documentation: A guide for Software Engineers

Having clear, well-structured but also detailed documentation helps a lot.
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From 0 to 500 stars: Logdy GitHub journey in 3 months

Discover how to successfully promote GitHub project
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Working with big log files

This post presents a few tips on how to handle effectively big log files and feed them to Logdy
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⭐ Logdy new version announcement: v0.11

New utility command mode, some fixes to the UI and the backend as well
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VS Code view terminal logs

How to use Logdy as a logs browser within VS Code editor
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⭐ Logdy new version announcement: v0.10

New release: Traces and Correlation IDs
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⭐ Logdy new version announcement: v0.9

New release: More UI enhancements, reading full file(s) with follow mode
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⭐ Logdy new version announcement: v0.8

New release: UI enhancements, storing messages to a file, error reporting from within the UI
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Real-time Google Cloud functions & AWS Lambda logs viewer

With Logdy it's easy to tail GCP and AWS function logs
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Microservices local development tools just got a way easier

The observability ecosystem is well-developed these days and there are many options for handling it on large scale...
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⭐ Logdy new version announcement: v0.7

New release: Loading messages from a buffer, UI improvements, setting UI IP address
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Real-time logs browsers and viewers

If you want to see the logs from an application in real-time, here is a list of a few tools that can be used
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Introduction to Pipes in UNIX systems

Understanding pipes is crucial for mastering the command line and effectively processing data in various Unix and Linux environments.
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Why Log Viewers are Essential for Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Log viewers play a crucial role in monitoring and troubleshooting software applications and systems...
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How Not To: Logging (Use logs to make $ by not losing it)

Dive into the world of logging faux pas, discover the hidden dangers that could cost you (or your company), and learn how to transform your logs from potential liabilities into assets that safeguard your success.
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