Namespace Azos.Log.Sinks

Classes

CompositeSink

Provides an abstraction of a wrap around another destinations

ConsoleSink

Logs messages in stdio.console

CSVFileSink

Provides a CSV file storage log destination implementation

DebugSink

Provides a file storage destination implementation for debug and trace logging

FileSink

Provides a file storage destination implementation

FloodSink

Implements a destination group that stops message flood

JSONSink

Provides detailed JSON-based logging format

LogDaemonSink

Implements a sink that is based on another instance of LogDaemon, which provides asynchronous buffering and failover capabilities

MemoryBufferSink

Implements a destination that caches up to specified number of latest log messages in memory

MongoDbSink

Implements destination that sends log messages into MongoDB

NullSink

Log sink that does not log anything anywhere

Sink

Represents logging message destination - an abstract entity that messages are written to by LogService. Destinations must be efficient as they block logger thread. They provide failover mechanism when processing can not be completed. Once failed, the processing can try to be resumed after configurable interval. Destinations also provide optional SLA on the time it takes to perform actual message write - once exceeded destination is considered to have failed. Basic efficient filtering is provided for times, dates and levels. Complex C# expression-based filtering is also supported

Sink.LevelsList

SmtpSink

Implements log sink that sends emails

SyslogSink

Implements destination that sends messages to UNIX syslog using UDP datagrams

TextFileSink

Provides a file storage sinks implementation

Interfaces

ISinkOwner

Common type for entities that own sinks: LogDaemon and CompositeSink is a good example

Delegates

MessageFilterHandler

Delegate for message filtering