How to configure logging process by the means of config server?
I have:
- Application (Spring Boot 2);
- Config server (Spring Boot 2);
- Graylog server;
Current implementation is: Log4j is used for logging. Configuration is placed right in the class path as log4j.xml file. Log messages are sent to the Graylog server.
Goal is: Move all configuration of logging process to application.yml which is placed on the config server to avoid constant rebuild process in the case when you just need to change logging level or something else.
I thought that it is possible to use logback instead of log4j to be able to use yml configuration and refresh configuration.
I've found articles like these:
https://springframework.guru/using-yaml-in-spring-boot-to-configure-logback/
https://howtodoinjava.com/spring-boot/configure-logging-application-yml/
It looks like configuration of logging process by the means of spring is very lack in terms of an options. In my case I need to use things like GELF appender for Graylog server. But it looks like I can't configure it in the application.yml
Questions are:
- Has anybody run in to the same situation ? Of so - how you've solved this ?
- Is there any known solutions for remote logging configuration without of
using class path files?
I would appreciate your feedback.
spring-boot configuration logback
asked Nov 16 '18 at 12:04
Alfred MoonAlfred Moon
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I have:
- Application (Spring Boot 2);
- Config server (Spring Boot 2);
- Graylog server;
Current implementation is: Log4j is used for logging. Configuration is placed right in the class path as log4j.xml file. Log messages are sent to the Graylog server.
Goal is: Move all configuration of logging process to application.yml which is placed on the config server to avoid constant rebuild process in the case when you just need to change logging level or something else.
I thought that it is possible to use logback instead of log4j to be able to use yml configuration and refresh configuration.
I've found articles like these:
https://springframework.guru/using-yaml-in-spring-boot-to-configure-logback/
https://howtodoinjava.com/spring-boot/configure-logging-application-yml/
It looks like configuration of logging process by the means of spring is very lack in terms of an options. In my case I need to use things like GELF appender for Graylog server. But it looks like I can't configure it in the application.yml
Questions are:
- Has anybody run in to the same situation ? Of so - how you've solved this ?
- Is there any known solutions for remote logging configuration without of
using class path files?
I would appreciate your feedback.
spring-boot configuration logback
asked Nov 16 '18 at 12:04
Alfred MoonAlfred Moon
879
add a comment |
I have:
- Application (Spring Boot 2);
- Config server (Spring Boot 2);
- Graylog server;
Current implementation is: Log4j is used for logging. Configuration is placed right in the class path as log4j.xml file. Log messages are sent to the Graylog server.
Goal is: Move all configuration of logging process to application.yml which is placed on the config server to avoid constant rebuild process in the case when you just need to change logging level or something else.
I thought that it is possible to use logback instead of log4j to be able to use yml configuration and refresh configuration.
I've found articles like these:
https://springframework.guru/using-yaml-in-spring-boot-to-configure-logback/
https://howtodoinjava.com/spring-boot/configure-logging-application-yml/
It looks like configuration of logging process by the means of spring is very lack in terms of an options. In my case I need to use things like GELF appender for Graylog server. But it looks like I can't configure it in the application.yml
Questions are:
- Has anybody run in to the same situation ? Of so - how you've solved this ?
- Is there any known solutions for remote logging configuration without of
using class path files?
I would appreciate your feedback.
spring-boot configuration logback
asked Nov 16 '18 at 12:04
Alfred MoonAlfred Moon
879
I have:
- Application (Spring Boot 2);
- Config server (Spring Boot 2);
- Graylog server;
Current implementation is: Log4j is used for logging. Configuration is placed right in the class path as log4j.xml file. Log messages are sent to the Graylog server.
Goal is: Move all configuration of logging process to application.yml which is placed on the config server to avoid constant rebuild process in the case when you just need to change logging level or something else.
I thought that it is possible to use logback instead of log4j to be able to use yml configuration and refresh configuration.
I've found articles like these:
https://springframework.guru/using-yaml-in-spring-boot-to-configure-logback/
https://howtodoinjava.com/spring-boot/configure-logging-application-yml/
It looks like configuration of logging process by the means of spring is very lack in terms of an options. In my case I need to use things like GELF appender for Graylog server. But it looks like I can't configure it in the application.yml
Questions are:
- Has anybody run in to the same situation ? Of so - how you've solved this ?
- Is there any known solutions for remote logging configuration without of
using class path files?
I would appreciate your feedback.
spring-boot configuration logback
spring-boot configuration logback
asked Nov 16 '18 at 12:04
Alfred MoonAlfred Moon
879
asked Nov 16 '18 at 12:04
Alfred MoonAlfred Moon
879
asked Nov 16 '18 at 12:04
Alfred MoonAlfred Moon
879
asked Nov 16 '18 at 12:04
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879
asked Nov 16 '18 at 12:04
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