Logging in Node

In "Logging in Node" I share my thoughts on logging and how to do it in a good way.

[alexandrupetru]

Finally a real logging tutorial...If youtube doesnt pay off, Patreon is a real solution.You really deserve to get paid for such content.

[md.shakilmahmudshahan]

Wow! Your explanation is too good to understand. Thanks, man.
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[MrRicharddaniel]

Wow you really talk about the current stuff. I am glad I found this channel. I wish you success with your youtube channel

[oghenerukevwekofi]

I wish I could like this more than once

[albert]

Thank you for this helpful and excellent explained content.

[AdityaFingerstyle]

Seems like the log file will grow in size pretty fast. How do we handle that ?

[Scripterrific]

Why not send logs to stdout and stderr? For development, you'll have just the console to debug with. Then you can use a process manager to handle where logs should go in production. The production process manager can format logs into a file or database. Then, you can use a simple complimentary tool for checking logs (HTTP app tool, or even a CLI one). Any solutions like this?

[marccawood]

Do you require logger in all your modules so you can log from any module?

[likeasir]

Could you maybe provide a link to the corresponding github repo, for that we can get our hands on the code.

[derSeega]

This tutorial was a bit too basic for my taste. Also IMHO errors should be logged as error (or at least warning for bad requests) and not as info. Otherwise you won't find them in Production ENV, in which definetly your log level won't be info.

[Human_Evolution-]

I have no clue what you are talking about. Super confusing examples. At least for an idiot like me.