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Logging in Java Microservices: Key Strategies for Optimal Performance and Debugging

Sanjay Singh
19 min readNov 13, 2024

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Logging Strategies for Java Microservices: A Comprehensive Guide

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction to Logging in Microservices
  2. Types of Logs in Microservices
  3. Choosing a Logging Framework for Java
  4. Log Correlation and Distributed Tracing
  5. Log Aggregation and Centralization with Tools
  6. Structured Logging
  7. Monitoring and Alerting with Logs
  8. Best Practices for Logging in Microservices
  9. Sample Code Snippets

Introduction to Logging in Microservices

In a monolithic application, logging is a relatively straightforward task. You typically have a single application server, and logs can be directed to a centralized log management system. However, in a microservices architecture, where multiple services communicate with each other, logging becomes more complex. Each microservice generates its own logs, making it challenging to correlate and analyse them.

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Sanjay Singh
Sanjay Singh

Written by Sanjay Singh

Java, Spring Boot & Microservices developer Sharing knowledge, tutorials & coding tips on my Medium page. Follow me for insights & see story list section

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