RTALogger 1.1.0 → 1.1.1

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  PATH
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  remote: .
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  specs:
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- RTALogger (1.1.0)
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+ RTALogger (1.1.1)
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  fluent-logger (~> 0.9)
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  jbuilder (~> 2.10)
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data/README.md CHANGED
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  Main purposes of developing this gem are:
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  - Creating standard logging API to seperate application from existing variety of loggers.
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- - Wrapping around existing loggers so get advantage of different loggers at the same time.
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- - Make it possible to easily replace a logger component with a new one. (for example Rails standard Logger with Fluentd)
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- without any changes in the consumer application.
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- - Creating easy to use logger interface.
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- - Apply some rules and restrictions about log structure and data format, which prevents chaos in application log information.
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- - No interrupt or wait time for log consumer modules.
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+ - Wrapping around existing loggers to get advantage of different loggers at the same time.
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+ - Make it possible to easily replace a logger component with new one without any changes in the consumer application.(for example Rails standard Logger with Fluentd)
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+ - Creating easy to use logger interface for developers.
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+ - Apply some rules and restrictions about log structure and data format, which prevents chaos in application's log information.
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+ - No interrupt, wait time or overhead for log consumer modules.
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  - Utilize multiple log repositories at the same time in background (Console, File, UDP, FluentD, etc.)
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- - Make it possible to implement customized log repositories.
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+ - Make it possible to implement customize log repositories.
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  Main Features:
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  - Creating multiple log manager instances with different configuration is possible entire application.
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  - Each log manager instance could be configured via a json file.
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  - Each log manager instance could be config to use multiple log repositories such as Console, File, UDP, Fluentd.
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  - Runtime configurations could be applied through log manager APIs.
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- - By using multi threading techniques and also buffering techniques,
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- all logging process will handled in seperated thread.
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+ - By using multi threading and buffering techniques, all logging process will handled in seperated thread.
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  So the log consumer modules should not be wait for log manager to finish the logging task.
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  - Multiple standard log severity levels are available through topic APIs (debug, info, warning, error, fatal, unknown)
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  - Main features could be set and manipulate through json configuration file.
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- - And at the end, it is easy to use for ruby backend developers.
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+ - And at the end, it is easy to use for ruby developers.
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  ## Installation
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  gem 'RTALogger'
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  ```
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- And then execute:
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  $ bundle install
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- Or install it yourself as:
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  $ gem install RTALogger
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  ## Usage
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  #### RTA Log Data Structure
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  To use log manager APIs, first step is to have a quick review on Log Data Structure
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- - Application: The root of each log data record is Application, which specify the log data owner application.
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+ - Application: The root of each log data record is the Application name, which specify the log data owner application.
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  - Topic: By adding multiple topics to log manager you can categorize log data in logical topics.
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  - Context: Under each topic, one or multiple contexts (in one level) could be defined.
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- - As an instance the Application could by 'MyEShopApp', one of Topics could be 'Authentication' and
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- Contexts could be 'uer_name' which attend in application authorization process.
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- - The next step is log severity level, which determines that the log record severity (debug, information, warning, error, fatal, unknown)
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+ - As an instance for Application 'MyEShopApp', one of Topics could be 'Authentication' and
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+ Context could be 'uer_name' which attend in application authorization process.
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+ - The next step is log severity level, which determines the log record severity (debug, information, warning, error, fatal, unknown)
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  - At last the final element is log message, which contains log message data.
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  ### Which Log Severity Levels to use
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  "severity_level": "debug",
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  "buffer_size": 100,
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  "flush_wait_seconds": 15,
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  ```
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  the result will be:
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  ```
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- {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":0,"message":"user_id is nil for user: Tom"}
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- {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":1,"message":"User Tom is trying to login"}
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- {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":2,"message":"Authentication failed for user Tom"}
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- {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":3,"message":"Error connecting to data base for user Tom"}
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- {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":4,"message":"Authentication service has been stopped working"}
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- {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":5,"message":"An unknown error occured during authentication. user name: Tom"}
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+ {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":"DEBUG","message":"user_id is nil for user: Tom"}
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+ {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":"INFO","message":"User Tom is trying to login"}
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+ {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":"WARN","message":"Authentication failed for user Tom"}
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+ {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":"ERROR","message":"Error connecting to data base for user Tom"}
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+ {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":"FATAL","message":"Authentication service has been stopped working"}
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+ {"occurred_at":"2020-11-04 15:56:58:785","app_name":"TestApp","topic_title":"Authentication","context_id":"Tom","severity":"UNKNOWN","message":"An unknown error occured during authentication. user name: Tom"}
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  ```
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  - json config file sample
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  ```json
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  "enable": true,
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  - enable: (true/false) The value of this property activate or deactivate entire log manager.
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  - app_name: Application name as the owner of log data.
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  - severity_level: Defines which level of log data will be stored in log repositories.
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- - buffer_size: The memory buffer size (number of buffered log objects) to
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- - flush_wait_seconds: Time in soconds which log managers wait to flush buffered log objects
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+ - flush_wait_seconds: Minimum possible value for this attribure is 10 seconds and defines time in soconds which log managers wait to flush buffered log records
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  to log repository.
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- - repos: Array of log repositories. It is possible to define multiple log repositories to
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  store log data. there are variaty of log repositories and it is possible to
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  Pre-defined types are described below, also it's possible to implement your custome repo type
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: RTALogger
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Babak Bahreini, RTA Backend Team
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- date: 2020-12-23 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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