This repository showcases how to utilize Serilog, a versatile logging library for .NET, along with different sinks to handle log events efficiently. Serilog provides a flexible logging framework that allows developers to log events to various destinations, known as sinks, such as files, databases, consoles, and more.
To get started with using Serilog and exploring its functionality with different sinks, follow these steps:
- Clone the Repository:
git clone https:https://github.com/AnthonyPWatts/SerilogSinks.git- Navigate to the Project Directory:
cd SerilogSinks-
Open the Solution in Visual Studio or your preferred IDE.
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Explore the Examples: Browse through the code samples in the project to understand how Serilog is configured and used with various sinks.
- Serilog Configuration: Learn how to configure Serilog to log events with different sinks.
- File Sink: Demonstrates logging to a file using Serilog.
- Console Sink: Shows logging to the console for debugging purposes.
- Seq Sink: Illustrates logging to Seq, a centralized log server, for structured logging and analysis.
- And More: Explore additional sinks supported by Serilog and how to integrate them into your applications.
Each example in the repository comes with detailed comments and explanations to help you understand how to use Serilog effectively with different sinks. Feel free to experiment with the code and adapt it to your specific logging requirements.
Contributions are welcome! If you have any improvements, suggestions, or additional examples to showcase, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License, allowing for both personal and commercial use with attribution.
Special thanks to the Serilog community for developing such a powerful logging framework and to the creators of the various sinks supported by Serilog. Your contributions make logging in .NET applications more efficient and manageable.