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Micronaut Logging Example
- Micronaut is a JVM-based framework for building microservices and serverless applications, offering flexible logging support by default.
- It uses SLF4J with Logback as the underlying logging implementation and emphasizes compile-time annotation processing.
- Key features of Micronaut include compile-time dependency injection, fast startup time, support for GraalVM, and reactive programming.
- Logging in Micronaut is configured using SLF4J with various logging frameworks, promoting flexibility in backend choice.
- Configuration is done via logback.xml for setting the logging level and defining specific loggers.
- Adding the logback-classic dependency in pom.xml ensures SLF4J binding to Logback is available for logging calls.
- A simple Micronaut controller example demonstrates logging at different levels like trace, debug, info, warn, and error.
- Micronaut simplifies logging integration with Logback, allowing customization of formats and detailed tracing across components.
- Developers can extend logging configurations for production by including file appenders, rolling logs, and observability tool integrations.
- Overall, Micronaut provides a streamlined approach to logging setup and management within its framework.
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