Скачать или смотреть Session 4 - How spring boot route logs to JCL, SLF4J, LogBack

🚀 Dive deep into the internals of Spring Boot logging! In this session, we unravel the mysteries behind logging dependencies, explore how logs are routed from your application code through SLF4J and Spring JCL to Logback, and examine what happens when certain logging dependencies are excluded. You'll see practical demonstrations using Maven’s dependency tree and understand the importance of each logging bridge—from JUL to SLF4J to log4j integrations. This video is a must-watch for software architects, developers, and tech enthusiasts who are eager to automate processes and optimize application monitoring.

What Will You Learn? 🎓
How Spring Boot configures and routes logs internally 🔄
The roles of SLF4J, Spring JCL, and Logback in your application's logging process 🛠️
How to analyze your project's dependency tree to manage logging libraries effectively 🌳
Techniques for excluding and troubleshooting logging dependencies 🕵️‍♂️

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