Vladimir Legeza
Vladimir Legeza is a Technical Solutions Engineer at Google Cloud Japan. For the last few decades, he has worked for various companies in a variety of sizes and business spheres such as business consulting, Web portals development, online gaming, and TV broadcasting. Since 2010, Vladimir has primarily focused on large-scale, high-performance solutions. Before Google, he worked as an SRE on search services and platform infrastructure at Yandex and then in a similar position at Amazon Japan.
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In the context of logging, the word "structured" typically refers to the way log records are represented in a machine-readable format, such as JSON or XML. In this article, we focus on another aspect of logging structure: the message content.
Computing today offers several automated ways of collecting, delivering, and processing log records from different types of systems. But modern technologies are not supportive if the information describing a specific event is insufficient or otherwise not helpful.
To approach this topic, it's useful to understand the most common logging issues, why they occur and possible solutions. By discussing some representative use cases, we aim to provide practical insights and approaches to improving the structure of your logs. As with most advice, our proposed solutions are just one way of approaching a problem space—feel free to either apply our suggestions wholesale or pick and choose the pieces that suit your needs.
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