Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
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Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#2I used Serilog on a project a couple years back and generally found it to be fantastic; wish the platforms I work with now had something as good. LogContext leads to some interesting strategies.
Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#3The author of Serilog (nblumhardt) has several other libraries. They're all well thought out and developed.
Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#4We're using serilog and seq together and they are fantastic.
Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#5The author of Serilog (nblumhardt) has several other libraries. They're all well thought out and developed.
I second that. Nicholas himself is a very nice guy, pleasant to work with.
Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#6We're using serilog and seq together and they are fantastic.
Same here. The Seq interface could be improved a bit, but otherwise I'm very happy with that combo.
Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#7I used Serilog on a project a couple years back and generally found it to be fantastic; wish the platforms I work with now had something as good. LogContext leads to some interesting strategies.
> wish the platforms I work with now had something as good.
Which platforms are you working with now?
Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#8What about cross-platform logging? Serology looks amazing, but I need to be able to log from ASP.NET, iOS, and Jacascript, so that I get 360 view of my users as they hop from one medium to another.
Serilog can scale without much effort with AWS Kinesis or AWS Dynamo. Now if only it was multi-platform...
Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#9Serilog is great. I use it together with LibLog [1] which is a fantastic library that allows you to swap between logging libraries by abstracting all of them and automatically discovering via reflection which one is being used. I used it to go from log4net to serilog a few months ago.
Re: Serilog – Simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
#10What about cross-platform logging? Serology looks amazing, but I need to be able to log from ASP.NET, iOS, and Jacascript, so that I get 360 view of my users as they hop from one medium to another. Serilog can scale without much effort with AWS Kinesis or AWS Dynamo. Now if only it was multi-platform...
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