Re: Dynamically updating filters across many instances

2022-04-06 Thread Ralph Goers
Thanks Robert. Yes. We want to log everything that happens for a single user or a single account across all the services that may get called. Viewing the logs is not a problem. We route logs for everything to Elasticsearch and can view them with Kibana. The issue is simply in getting Log4j to

Re: Dynamically updating filters across many instances

2022-04-06 Thread Robert Middleton
So if I'm understanding you correctly, you want to do live debugging of one user's information, but you can't do that because that information is not going to the logs. In order to get that information, some part of log4j would need to be reconfigured in order to send that information out to the l

Dynamically updating filters across many instances

2022-04-06 Thread Ralph Goers
I’m looking for some inspiration. At work we use Spring Cloud Config and host our logging configuration there. It is shared by something like 150 services, which comes out to hundreds of service instances. We have a standard of including the user’s id and the customer’s account number in the Th