Love your logging – bol.com Techlab

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In the case of growing software program we use the adagio: You constructed it, You run it, You like it. Identical ought to maintain for all of the -ilities or non-functional necessities. So, one ought to love their logging.

One of many topics that we didn’t actually contact but in our podcast is non-functionals. In the present day we take a better have a look at logging. A side that usually fills a few of the non-functionals or -ilities. Love your logs and Love the folks after you.

For the primary time within the historical past of the bol.com Techlab podcast, we’re in a position to present 5 free eBooks about as we speak’s subject. As a result of that was the starter for this episode. We had been contacted by the writer of this e book if we had been enthusiastic about an episode about logging with the creator of this e book. So, we got here up with the concept to mix it with the bol.com means of logging. In the course of the episode, we are going to clarify what’s wanted to acquire one in all these codes.

We begin our logging journey speaking about shifting away from monoliths. This brings a problem for logging and tracing. Subsequent, we dive into the query: Logging for logging vs logging for alerting? All that is on the receiving finish. What in regards to the manufacturing of logging? What are the perfect practices for producers? And we needed to learn the way organisations take care of demanding groups. Final half is in regards to the balancing act of engineering. And naturally, we’ve our well-known closings spherical: crucial takeaways.

Company

• Phil Wilkins – has spent over 25 years within the software program trade. Is a Senior Marketing consultant and Tech Evangelist working for Cap Gemini. Specializing in cloud integration, APIs, and associated applied sciences. Phil is TOGAF licensed. Acknowledged by Oracle as an Ace Director (impartial expertise advocate) for his contributions to the mixing and PaaS group. Has written just a few books together with the one we speak about as we speak: Unified Logging with Fluentd.
• Tjebbe Vlieg – System Engineer, in his 4th 12 months at bol.com and actually having fun with it, robust in logging, monitoring and metrics.

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Peter Brouwers

Peter Paul van de Beek

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