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If you provide your own Logback configuration file you should configure Logstash appender to send all fields in mdc tag or define the list of fields to send.
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If you decided to set property to true the library is sending all the MDC fields to Logstash. After that change log message will include section ‘headers’ with key/value map with all HTTP headers. To enable it we have to set property to true.
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IgnorePatterns: /(actuator|swagger|webjars).*īy default HTTP request and response headers are not logged. The following pattern will filter all the requests starting with actuator (to exclude healthcheck calls), swagger (only documentation – not required to log) or webjars. The sample configuration is visible below. We can customize this behavior and filter some unnecessary calls by declaring matching pattern. TrustStoreLocation: /tmp/location/sample.jksīy default all HTTP incoming request are intercepted and log by the library.
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To do that we should define property, and if required password to the keystore in property. We can enable secure connection on the client site by providing trust store location. Generally, all the names of properties has been changed from spring.logging.* to logstash.logging.*, to meet the requirements for third-party libraries defined by Spring Boot team. After setting the property the logs would be send to auto-configured default address of Logstash, which is localhost:5000. To force it use auto-configured appender definition inside library we have to set property to true. If such appender won’t be found, the library uses Spring Boot default logging configuration, which does not include Logstash appender. īy default the library is enabled, but tries to locate Logback configuration inside your application to settings for Logstash appender. The current version of library is 1.2.2.RELEASE. The first major change is that the library has been published on Maven Central and now you may use it in your application by including the following dependency to you pom.xml.