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Structured logging in Spring Boot 3.4

🗓️ 23 Aug 2024 00:00:00Reported by Moritz HalbritterType 
spring
 spring🔗 spring.io👁 14 Views

Structured logging in Spring Boot 3.4 supports well-defined, machine-readable logs like Elastic Common Schema (ECS) and Logstash formats, enabling powerful search and analytics capabilities. It allows logging in JSON format on the console and to a file, and developers can add additional fields in a structured way for better filtering and analysis

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