Developing a Spring Boot Starter for distributed logging
summary
A Spring Boot starter that automatically injects logging metadata and enforces correlation is ready: used in a large product migration (≈200 people, ~100 devs) and running in production on a monolith since 2014, now adapted for microservices on PCF. It requires X-Tracking-Id header, outputs JSON logs and emits six log statements per HTTP request (entry, headers, body, business log, response body, exit). Configurable URL patterns, headers logged, app name property required, RabbitMQ/Kafka support planned, Apache-licensed open source.
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- 0:00Start
- 3:06Login Statement
- 12:17About the Project
- 14:06Reason Why We Developed this Spring Boot Started
- 22:54Http Loader
- 32:05Validate the Http Headers
- 38:15Code Snippets
- 38:38Handler Mapping
- 39:24Application Loader Class
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