A Serilog enricher that enriches the log event with claims from Azure v1 and v2 accesstokens.
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A Serilog enricher that enriches the log event with claims from Azure v1 and v2 accesstokens.
PropertyBagEnricher and C# extension methods for Serilog.ILogger.
A Serilog Enricher with properties from Excel-DNA add-ins
[Discontinued] ASP.NET WebAPI support for SerilogWeb.Classic
[Discontinued] ASP.NET MVC support for SerilogWeb.Classic
[Discontinued] Serilog web request logging and enrichment for classic ASP.NET applications
WebAPI with Serilog and Seq
Serilog example and different usage of serilog for different type of .Net Projects
Middleware that decorates all log messages from ASP.NET Core with HTTP context information like URL and status code.
Enriches Serilog log events by adding exception properties when the log event includes an exception.
Clears up stack traces to make them much more readable during debugging.
An enricher for Serilog which outputs memory usage
Example of configuring Health Check and Serilog using Elastic Stack, Datalust Seq and Application Insights in .NET 7.0
A Serilog enricher which captures exception log context as soon as the exception is raised, preventing loss of context.
Serilog is a structured logging system that creates log messages and captures key attributes and data about the message's context. Serilog generates log messages as data, not just plain text. You can efficiently perform structured queries on these messages.
In this repository, I made an example of logging with Serilog. ".Net Core API" controllers are logged with the log layer.
A good and meaningful logging system in Microservices Architecture (MSA) is crucial for tracing failures. Because without it, our system will lost control. We would know that something is wrong or broken, but be unable to figure out exactly what, or at least not be able to do that without spending a lot of time searching for the problem. This wa…
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