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Logging System Design Advice for .NET CQRS Modular Monolith
So your configuration can be on where you want your logs to go (e.g., TSQL, filesystem, Alloy, whatever) and you can also have loggers that use that configuration so that in all of those places you also have the logger information as to where it originated.
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Logging System Design Advice for .NET CQRS Modular Monolith
Also, you control the loggers. You can have a single logger for an application and you provide access and every code piece uses that one logger. Or, each class in your application can have its own logger and you will be able to see the distinctions in the logs. You can filter down exactly to which logger is logging what. Sometimes we have one logger for the whole application, sometimes we have individual loggers we care to zoom in on and filter out the rest.
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Logging System Design Advice for .NET CQRS Modular Monolith
First, I'm not sure I understand your question. Have you considered Log4Net? We use it extensively. It supports both .NET Framework and .NET. It has multiple configuration options and you can write your own adapter. We have some configurations that simultaneously have a rotating log to the disk, that gets picked up by Alloy and fed into Grafana for an amazing log and dashboard experience. It also logs to our TSQL database and to the console. My point is that you use one interface and it gets logged in many ways of your choosing in a customizable format for each adapter.
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Best place to find open source Web API projects?
This is the associated github link: https://github.com/Harsha-Global/AspNetCore-Harsha
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Best place to find open source Web API projects?
What you're asking for is perfect! Seeing a worked example is the fastest way to learn, especially if there are copious notes as to why certain decisions were made. I recommend a course on Udemy.com for this
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How should I include 3rd-party JavaScript Libraries in my ASP.NET Framework SDK-style project?
I wrote a ton of bundling code for .NET framework. If it's the same thing, then I'll probably try to port that. But when I did my research, that wasn't available in .NET core
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How should I include 3rd-party JavaScript Libraries in my ASP.NET Framework SDK-style project?
So there's the "I want to get a specific version of a javascript library installed locally on my website" and then there's "I've got a lot of JS files that need to go to the client." Does grunt handle both, or just the bundling aspect?
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