Logging is the tracking of application events of a system into one or more log files in parallel to execution. Instead of writing to a file writting to stdout on Linux installations is possible, so that log information can be picked up by a specialized monitoring solution.
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Also, configurable is how log files are organized (i.e. start every day a fresh log file) and how long they are getting kept (i.e. remove after 7 days, or when a limit for disc space allocation by log files is exceeded). This configuration is typically referred to as “log rotation”.
There are multiple options to deploy tia Core and configuration varies depending on the selected way of deployment:
As web application context to a Tomcat web application server ( .war-file deployment )
As Spring-Boot fat java archive (fat jar deployment)
As Spring Boot native binary (
Spring native deployment)[AF1]-logstash
Using tia Core container image for cloud deployment[AF2]
[AF1]Future Spring 3 Native binary (as planned to be used ~Nov 2023) will no more support log4J2, so other logging approach is required.
==> can't be documented now
[AF2]Logging approach for container/cloud deployment is writing logs to stdout only. At this point it depends on customer's cloud architecture to pick it up.