The Future of Structured Logging with NLog in .NET Ecosystems
Author(s): AzraJabeen Mohamed Ali
Publication #: 2501034
Date of Publication: 01.09.2023
Country: USA
Pages: 1-7
Published In: Volume 9 Issue 5 September-2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14613672
Abstract
This research explores the evolution of structured logging with NLog, examining its current capabilities, integration with .NET Core and .NET 5/6 ecosystems, and its role in improving application monitoring, debugging, and troubleshooting.The study investigates the core features of NLog that facilitate structured logging, including the use of JSON-based layouts, logging targets, and advanced filtering techniques. It also delves into the integration of NLog with cloud platforms, microservices, and distributed systems, highlighting the challenges and opportunities of implementing structured logging in these environments. Additionally, the research assesses how NLog behaves in terms of flexibility, performance, and scalability.By identifying emerging trends and potential improvements in structured logging, the paper outlines best practices for leveraging NLog to meet the needs of modern software architectures, ensuring reliable error tracking, and enhancing observability. The findings aim to provide insights for .NET developers and architects on how to adopt and maximize the potential of structured logging with NLog in the future of software development.
Keywords: NLog, logging,.Net, ecosystem, scalability, debugging, error tracking
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