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Have you tried webassembly? Could it be the future?
Hi Adam,
A few logging and monitoring questions for a Java EE 7 or 8 greenfield project consisting of several related apps:
Planning to have centralized logging, and to log events using a structured format (JSON). Is java.util.logging sufficient for this (would need to at least create a JSON formatter) or would it be better to use a logging framework like Log4j 2 or other?
It looks like separate tool stacks are often used for logging and monitoring. For example, Elasticsearch/Kibana for log data and Prometheus/Grafana for metrics data. Is this a best practice (why?), or is there a good solution that supports storage and visualization for both log and metrics data?
I was thinking about having apps automatically emit metrics data to some destination, beginning on startup and continuing entire time app is running. Do you see a downside to this approach? If this is done, would you recommend that app metrics also be made available through REST endpoints?
Thanks