Henry John Kupty
@hkupty
A few months ago I wrote about the road to 1.0 and one of the key things there was the configuration. Now I'm super thrilled to talk about its refactoring.
I'm excited to share the new release of the 0.7.x series for Penna!
What is so special about this release?
Well, this one mainly reworks the internal logger storage and it allows for great improvements on the configuration side!
How was the structure before?
Hi folks,
I'm kicking off the premium posts here and I'll try to make this a conscious exercise where I jot down my ideas for Penna so I'll keep myself accountable.
However, this is intended to be a two-way conversation so if anyone has any suggestions or ideas I'm more than welcome to have a chat about those.
What's missing for 1.0?
Tests
Hi folks!
I'm excited to be here sharing Penna. I hope that, by the end of this post, you'll feel as thrilled as I am with this project and the possibilities it brings to modern logging in the JVM.
What is Penna?
Penna is a native SLF4J implementation that aims to solve a specific use case: Writing JSON logs to stdout.
Although specific, this is extremely common and many apps opt to do so to reap the benefits of structured logging and to leverage docker and kubernetes capabilities.