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[HELD BY  ] JIM CHRISTOPHER

Sure, as a developer you have access to the source code,
but without instrumentation your applications turn into
silent black boxes in production. Logging is a simple way
to let your application describe its health and operations
in a way that is readily consumable by both you and
software, and it can provide significant insight when
working out bugs. Log4net is one of the most used logging
libraries for the .NET platform, with a proven track record
going back to 2001. This course is aimed at getting you up
and running with log4net, starting with answering the
common configuration questions and moving through the
entire log4net stack. Included in the course are
discussions of effective and advanced logging tactics, such
as applying logging through common design patterns and
Aspect-Oriented programming. In addition the course
demonstrates how you can tap into the modular log4net
architecture and extend it with your own code.

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