This article reminded me of a writing that an ex-colleague of mine did at a previous company: https://nerds.kueski.com/better-logging/ https://nerds.kueski.com

This article reminded me of a writing that an ex-colleague of mine did at a previous company: https://nerds.kueski.com/better-logging/ https://nerds.kueski.com/better-logging/ Everybody developer knows that they should include logging in their systems, however how and what to log is not something so well documented. When you start working in a system (i.e. at a startup) you put the odd log here and there, without too much attention. However, as your system(s) starts growing, you have to start paying attention at your logs' structure and semantics, so that they are more useful in ELK, Sumologic and similar log searching engines.