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Logging in Ruby: (Almost) Everything You Need to Know

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Re: Logging in Ruby: (Almost) Everything You Need to Know

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software_writer wrote: post #7
javaunsafe2019 wrote: post #6

Wow in 2023 someone thinks this is worth a blog post? At least some log scraping + monitors with graylog, ELK or the like would be the minimum imo…

> Wow in 2023 someone thinks this is worth a blog post? It was meant to be a beginner-level introduction to logging (especially for those developers who got started in 2023 ;))

But you find those things in every basic book or course etc. That are the very basics nowadays.

And I would not call scraping and monitoring advanced topics.

Advanced topics are multi stage image builds, helm charts + deployments and clean architecture. Just to name a few.

Re: Logging in Ruby: (Almost) Everything You Need to Know

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Post by suction »

javaunsafe2019 wrote: post #11
software_writer wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> Wow in 2023 someone thinks this is worth a blog post? It was meant to be a beginner-level introduction to logging (especially for those developers who got started in 2023 ;))

But you find those things in every basic book or course etc. That are the very basics nowadays. And I would not call scraping and monitoring advanced topics. Advanced topics are multi stage image builds, helm charts + deployments and clean architecture. Just to name a few.

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Re: Logging in Ruby: (Almost) Everything You Need to Know

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Post by revskill »

javaunsafe2019 wrote: post #11
software_writer wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> Wow in 2023 someone thinks this is worth a blog post? It was meant to be a beginner-level introduction to logging (especially for those developers who got started in 2023 ;))

But you find those things in every basic book or course etc. That are the very basics nowadays. And I would not call scraping and monitoring advanced topics. Advanced topics are multi stage image builds, helm charts + deployments and clean architecture. Just to name a few.

Dirty architecture is more advanced topic i think.

Re: Logging in Ruby: (Almost) Everything You Need to Know

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Post by pdntspa »

javaunsafe2019 wrote: post #11
software_writer wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> Wow in 2023 someone thinks this is worth a blog post? It was meant to be a beginner-level introduction to logging (especially for those developers who got started in 2023 ;))

But you find those things in every basic book or course etc. That are the very basics nowadays. And I would not call scraping and monitoring advanced topics. Advanced topics are multi stage image builds, helm charts + deployments and clean architecture. Just to name a few.

In the ridiculous clockwork that is "modern" software deployment, sure.

But what if you're just trying to stand up a rails app on a boring linux droplet?

Re: Logging in Ruby: (Almost) Everything You Need to Know

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Post by bluepod4 »

hbroadbent wrote: post #12

Great post! Akshay has been super active in the Ruby / Rails communities on Reddit and he's always supportive. Glad to see one of his posts here on HN. And frankly stunning to see a Ruby post on the front page!

There was a “Metaprogramming in Ruby” article on the front page last week

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36875815

Re: Logging in Ruby: (Almost) Everything You Need to Know

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Post by michaelcampbell »

javaunsafe2019 wrote: post #11
software_writer wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> Wow in 2023 someone thinks this is worth a blog post? It was meant to be a beginner-level introduction to logging (especially for those developers who got started in 2023 ;))

But you find those things in every basic book or course etc. That are the very basics nowadays. And I would not call scraping and monitoring advanced topics. Advanced topics are multi stage image builds, helm charts + deployments and clean architecture. Just to name a few.

If only you weren't forced to read it.
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