How to do logging in Spring Boot - Brain Bytes

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Nicely done ! Finally clarified my confusion on slf4j, logback, log4j...in approx 14 minutes.

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[@mostinho7]

Done thanks 3:50 LoggerFactory.getLogger is slf4j api Then you get the logger. Slf4j is a facade interface, uses an actual logging library like logback (successor to log4j), which is the default for spring. By default, logging level is info or above (warn, error etc) Can define logging level by adding property in application.properties logging.level.root= However, this sets the logging level for the entire application (including spring classes) which we don’t want. Can set logging level for a specific package only by using logging.level.somePackage.someSubPackage=someLogLevel 11:00 Can use XML file to configure the logging framework (like logback)

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This is great content. Being whole new to Spring boot and I just wanted to know the mechanics of Logging for SLF and log4j, this video just gave what I wanted. Thank you so much for posting this.

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Best explanation. Thank you :)

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To be honest jurnald exists on any linux distro, so the first method you showed is a very good option. thank you

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Amazing video as always, but just to save time I set the playback speed to 1.25. Enjoy!

[@nathantrevivian4989]

Do you have any examples of integrity logging? For example, using hash chaining in springboot logging to protect against log modification?

[@RajeshSamson]

Hi nice one. We can even use Lombok which is simple and annotation based.

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Thanks very much for the tutorial

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Hi Koushik, what theme are you using here, and the icons you are using. thanks.

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good explaination

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Great tutorial

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Hey @Java Brains what Intellij IDEA theme are you using in this video? looks very good! Thanks

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Hi Koushik, can you also do one where you show how to write the console logs to a file and how to mount a volume on that file to a known directory in a container.

[@hyperborean72]

Dear Koushik. Did you write yourself that great electronic intro to your tutorials and the charming closing melody?

[@manishbolbanda9872]

configuration|Log levels at 7:15

[@kiranvysya]

nice and simple, might be a nice to extend this video to next level as how to integrate these logs with Grafana/Splunk

[@aswarthanarayanareddyb176]

Nice...sir, every time something new from you,try to make a video for logging pasterns

[@TheAmit4sun]

Kaushik I guess it would help if you can add the process of dynamically changing the logging level.

[@lintaozhang8028]

Thanks for your enlighten tutorials! I really learned a lot from your videos. One confuses about this logging that how to switch from logback to log4j. while I'm using this slf4j facade

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*you really help me*

[@TooManyPBJs]

Do you think a LoggingService.java file is overengineering? My team is doing it for integrations, and I am not sure how I feel about it coming from a Python background.

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[@kaarthickr]

Kaushik, If a Spring boot app depends on a third party library that uses other logging implementation like log4j2 then what will happen? only logback statements will be logged and log4j2 will be ignored? If that is the case, how to log the statements from 3rd party library also? Thanks

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Probably already been asked but what theme are you using? Appreciate your content and know it makes a difference

[@stanewstanew]

Another great tutorial :) does someone know, is there a way to remap log level of an external library? Let's assume I have external library. This library generates a log with ERROR level, but I would like my spring boot app too automatically remap there logs to WARN. Is that possible?

[@devkhatri537]

Hi Kaushik, slf4j-api is dependent on log4j, and we have found that log4j has vulnerabilities, so we have been told to use log4j-core(log4j2), which is not dependent on log4j. If possible please make a video on log4j2 logging

[@kibizoid]

Could you please develop the topic on how to do more sophisticated logging, for example sending logs by email? When logs of different levels are sent to different recipients. Or another scenario, when logs are saved to the repository, in order to show them via Rest Controller.

[@Java.Brains]

Sure! Although it probably won’t fit this format of shorter Brain Byte videos. Will see what I can do

[@marcokapo96]

There is a way to log all requests and responses and save that info in a file? Ty!

[@tranquiloteov]

log4j was discontinued, but they pulled log4j2. So what the video says that logback is the way to go, it doesn't have to be that way. Otherwise, very good video

[@JoeBernulli]

Very cool

[@TheAmit4sun]

But Kaushik, thats not how we manage changing different levels of logging in the application correct? You need to have a dynamic way of changing and logging levels within the application.

[@kishorjha8311]

Thank You.

[@vikrantharne9345]

sir make one video on microservices security patterns and transactions in microservices

[@himanshusukhija6803]

How do we configure logging properties as an external configuration in a properties file?

[@anaskamali7375]

How to save these logs in text file using application .Properties

[@motolola]

Is it ever possible to log into different log file based on logging level eg info.log, error.log, debug.log etc?

[@Naren061982]

This sweet nice video . Would like to know how to configure different log level for different environments like dev , test , production and How can we change the log level without restarting the application ( if possible)

[@motolola]

I think you can specify different application.properties files for different environments or load the specific file externally. Not sure how you can chage it without restart, but it is certainly possible at runtime,

[@TheRajesh999999]

www.baeldung.com/spring-boot-changing-log-level-at-runtime check this

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Really helpful

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[@stanewstanew]

looks like base.xml is not present in latest versions of Spring boot :(

[@DebabrataDas-xl5or]

Is there no AOP in SpringBoot?

[@AshokYadav-iq8vb]

Hi please make tutorials on API security like oauth, Hmac, oauth 2.0, jwt, csrf etc ...

[@Java.Brains]

Thanks for the suggestions. Will do!

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[@SannanTheTraveller]

Not able to change the log level! logging.level.root=INFO not able to change spring logs from debug to info. Any leads?

[@simawdf]

Sir - Could you please provide tutorial on rabbitmq with springboot?

[@spnarayanrao]

want to send an email when error occurs. please check my Root levels, is this correct to specify only error has to been mailed

[@Nilcha-2]

Can you change the logging level without restarting the server? In a production environment you don't have the luxury to restart servers. I believe simple JULI can do that.

[@1twoka411]

Make a video on Interceptor.

[@divyagupta6854]

In my case, neither slf4j, not log4j2 logs to the console, unless I put the logging code in main method, logger.info or anything else, then only it logs, but outside main method of a class, it doesn't log my messages.

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I want to know what ide you are using it's pretty fast.

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Intellij IDE

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Intellij IDE

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Thanks

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_the best_

[@ghury1]

thanks, but how to print log like this? ServerName or Ip - Username [Date] - Request Type - RequestPath - HTTP/1.0" Status Code

[@sumanthvarada]

Try MDC.

[@vairavvairav7772]

Can anyone tell me how to add log statements which logs to console for test classes in spring?

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[@skullwise]

yesterday I was reading about logback, and today I see a video from the Legend himself. #KaushiksNo1Fan

[@Java.Brains]

Well, you are in for a treat! I’m making an explainer video about all the various logging frameworks in Java. Stay tuned!

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@@Java.Brains Wow, so that's why I call you a Legend. Thanks a ton, Kaushik!!

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One Request...Please use white console for coding ,,,it becomes difficult for us to figure out the written code

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Thanks!

[@meshmuhammad6927]

Dude, you didn't even mention logging levels, where is the tutorial?