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Maksym Ratoshniuk at #ScalaUA - LogStage: Zero-cost Structural Logging for Scala

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Programming languagesTools and practiceScalaObservability and monitoring

Maksym Ratoshniuk introduces LogStage, a Scala logging library featuring compile-time structure and context extraction.

Maksym Ratoshniuk at #ScalaUA - LogStage: Zero-cost Structural Logging for Scala Everybody needs logs. Humans and machines. Logs should be structured, json and text format. A library should be modular, provide full customization of a router, rendering policies, sinks, dynamic client context. What if we could provide such logging library with compile-time structure and context extraction which satisfies both? Let’s dive into LogStage and try to implement own asynchronous sink for logs. Follow ScalaUA Conference on Twitter: twitter.com/@ScalaUA_Conf

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