Logging is a key part of any Go application. This set of tools helps you manage your logs in a smart way. You can combine multiple log handlers together to send logs to different places like Datadog, Sentry, or Loki. You can also sample logs to reduce noise and format attributes to remove sensitive information. It works with popular web frameworks like Fiber, Gin, and Echo. Anyone building Go services will find these tools useful for keeping logs organized and useful.
These tools follow a clear order. First you sample to drop early records. Then you format to clean up data. Finally you route each record to the right backend. This saves time and makes sure only important logs go to the right places.
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