PROGRAMMING
Logs and metrics in Java
As we all know we are more or less logs-dependent. The scope of this article is not to present a logging-framework within Java, but superior level of abstraction for collecting, storing and analyzing, also the way good logs can help us to have a better overview over what our software application does and how good it does that.
But what are those logs and why we need them? I personally consider a log as a small point, but keep in mind that multiple points can draw a line and multiple lines a form or a direction that should be understood.
PROGRAMMING
Our Java Chronicle in action case
Processing quite large text files is not an easy thing to accomplish even with
all the “good guys” around like Hadoop, powerful machines, concurrency
frameworks (others than Java concurrency utilities). And this because using
those comes with a cost (and here we can mention money, time, or persons with
necessary qualification), that not all the time is negligible and in the same
time with limitations.
For example, if you have to validate some of the content with a 3rd service,
using Hadoop for this is a well-known anti-pattern.
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Design contribution