ASP.NET Core: Logging with log4net

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Ervis Trupja

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01 Introduction

001 Leverage the power of logging frameworks.mp4

01:09

002 What you should know.mp4

00:48

02 Getting Started with Logging

001 What is a logging framework .mp4

02:31

002 Why use a logging framework .mp4

00:59

003 What are the common logging frameworks .mp4

01:24

03 Setting Up log4net in .NET Core

001 Logging levels and appender types.mp4

02:36

002 Setting up log4net in .NET Core console apps.mp4

04:08

003 Adding the log4net.config file.mp4

06:34

004 Logging to the console with colors.mp4

03:34

005 Setting up log4net in .NET Core web API apps.mp4

04:02

006 Logging to a file.mp4

06:35

007 Logging to a rolling file.mp4

04:11

008 Challenge Setting up log4net in .NET Core MVC apps.mp4

00:53

009 Solution Setting up log4net in .NET Core MVC apps.mp4

02:35

010 Logging to an SQL database.mp4

08:50

04 Setting Up a Global Exception Logger

001 Setting up an exception handler middleware.mp4

07:00

002 Log all unhandled exceptions to a file.mp4

04:30

003 Log unhandled exceptions using a filter.mp4

05:03

004 Handling and logging 404s in MVC.mp4

04:25

05 Conclusion

001 Continuing on with logging.mp4

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Logging frameworks like log4net can help standardize and streamline the process of event logging: helping developers control which events are output and where to output them. This course teaches a real-world, project-based approach to event logging for ASP.NET Core applications with log4net. Instructor Ervis Trupja explains the benefits of using a logging framework and the options available to you. He then shows how to set up the log4net framework for console, web API apps, and MVC apps, and how to log to different mediums: a regular log file, a rolling file, and a SQL database. Plus, earn how to create a custom exception handler and configure it in the middleware to log exceptions globally.

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Ervis Trupja

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I am a developer with good insights of Mathematics and Data Structures. When asked, I always see myself as a .Net Developer because of my affinity for the Microsoft platform, though I do pride myself on continually learning new languages, paradigms, methodologies, and topics. Currently I hold 2 x MCSD certifications: - MCSD: Web Apps - MCSD: SharePoint apps also: MS Programming in C# (70-483) Additionally, I am Pluralsight and LinkedIn Learning Author. Also, do not forget to check my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/dotnethow

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