Python Logging Demystified: Part 2 - Coding

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In this second part on Python logging, we implement the concepts covered in Part 1 and see how to use the logging library in practice through a series of 12 examples.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:55 - Overview of Examples covered in this video
02:48 - Example 1 - Root logger, Inspecting Loggers
05:30 - Example 2 - Main app logger with YAML config
17:43 - Example 3 - Main app logger with code config
22:18 - Example 2 - Revisiting for log levels and propagation
25:52 - Example 4 - Simple file handlers
31:42 - Example 5 - Rotating file handlers
35:35 - Example 6 - Using multiple handlers
41:59 - Example 7 - Customizing the string formatter
46:22 - Example 8 - Using the extra parameter
49:22 - Example 9 - Creating custom filters
59:44 - Example 10 - Creating custom formatters
1:08:55 - Example 11 - Suppressing logging exceptions
1:13:40 - Example 12 - Using multiple loggers
1:24:02 - Conclusion and question for you

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