twiglet 3.14.2 → 3.15.0

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- # Twiglet
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- Why Twiglet? Because it's a log, only micro-sized.
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- This is a machine-readable first, human-readable second, JSON-based logging micro-library suitable for a wide variety of microservice uses.
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- This logging library is available in a cornucopia of languages:
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- * Ruby - here
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- * Node.js - [twiglet-node](https://github.com/simplybusiness/twiglet-node/)
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- ## Design considerations
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- The design goals of this library are:
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- - Write logs as JSON
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- - One line per log entry
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- - Each log entry contains a severity[1]
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- - Each log entry contains an ISO8601 UTC timestamp
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- - Each log entry contains the name of the service that wrote it
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- - Each log entry pertains to an 'event'[2]
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- - Each log entry either a) propagates an existing trace.id or b) creates a new trace.id as a correlation ID if one does not already exist[3]
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- - Personally Identifiable Information. Don't log it.
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- [1] It turns out that there isn't a single authoritative standard for severity levels, we chose to go with DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR and CRITICAL as our choices.
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- [2] The ‘event’ here merely refers to the action that the customer (or employee, service, or other actor) is currently attempting. It does not refer specifically to Kafka, or CQRS, though that might be the case.
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- https://www.elastic.co/blog/introducing-the-elastic-common-schema
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- We have decided to standardise on the Elastic Common Schema for log attribute names. Whilst some attributes are expected for all logs, service owners should feel free to add relevant entries from the ECS schema if they are needed.
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- | Attribute name (mandatory) | Description |
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- ```json
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- # Code of conduct
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- Please see the [code of conduct](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md) for further info.
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- # License
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- This work is licensed under the MIT license - see the [LICENSE](../LICENSE) file for further details.