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How to import StructuredArgument for structured logging in scala using slf4j and logback

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问题 This is probably a stupid question, but my scala knowledge is a bit lacking. I'm trying to implement structured logging in scala, and we're using slf4j/logback/logstash. I came across the following post: How does SLF4J support structured logging Which describes how to do it: import static net.logstash.logback.argument.StructuredArguments.*; /* * Add "name":"value" ONLY to the JSON output. * * Since there is no parameter for the argument, * the formatted message will NOT contain the key/value.

How to import StructuredArgument for structured logging in scala using slf4j and logback

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python logging - With JSON logs can I add an “extra” value to every single log?

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来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54471689/python-logging-with-json-logs-can-i-add-an-extra-value-to-every-single-log

Can structured logging be done with Pythons standard library?

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问题 I recently read about structured logging (here). The idea seems to be to log not by appending simple strings as a line to a logfile, but instead JSON objects. This makes it possible to analyze the logfile by automatic tools. Can Pythons logging library do structured logging? If not, is there a "mainstream" solution for it (e.g. like numpy/scipy is the mainstream solution for scientific calculations)? I found structlog, but I'm not sure how widespread it is. 回答1: Have you looked at python docs

Can structured logging be done with Pythons standard library?

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Can structured logging be done with Pythons standard library?

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I recently read about structured logging ( here ). The idea seems to be to log not by appending simple strings as a line to a logfile, but instead JSON objects. This makes it possible to analyze the logfile by automatic tools. Can Pythons logging library do structured logging? If not, is there a "mainstream" solution for it (e.g. like numpy/scipy is the mainstream solution for scientific calculations)? I found structlog , but I'm not sure how widespread it is. Have you looked at python docs site section describing Implementing structured logging that explain how python built-in logger can be