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.NET Logging Setup
Setting Up Logging
.NET logging setup with Serilog logs requests and errors.
Introduction to Logging in .NET
Logging is essential in any application to monitor and diagnose issues effectively. In .NET, you can use various logging libraries, but Serilog stands out due to its simplicity and rich features. This guide will walk you through setting up Serilog in a .NET application to log requests and errors efficiently.
Setting Up Serilog in .NET
To integrate Serilog into your .NET application, you need to install the Serilog packages via NuGet. The primary package required is Serilog.AspNetCore.
Configuring Serilog in Program.cs
Once you've added Serilog to your project, you need to configure it in the Program.cs file. This setup involves creating a logger and specifying the logging configuration.
Logging Requests and Errors
Serilog allows you to easily log HTTP requests and errors. By adding app.UseSerilogRequestLogging(), you ensure that all HTTP requests are automatically logged. Additionally, you can log exceptions in your application using Serilog's Log class.
Conclusion
Setting up Serilog in your .NET application provides a robust logging solution that can help you troubleshoot and monitor your application effectively. With features like request logging and error tracking, Serilog is a valuable addition to any .NET project.
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