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Articles tagged with #logging
If you have tried to add OpenTelemetry.Extensions.Logging to a .NET project, you already know how this ends. The restore fails, NuGet tells you the package cannot be found, and you start second-guessi
When a request fails somewhere in a distributed system, the first question is: which log entries belong to this request, and which service did it touch? Correlation IDs are how you answer that questio
Logging and observability have quietly become one of the most reliable differentiators between junior and senior .NET candidates. Most developers can configure Serilog to write to a file - but senior
Logging is one of those things that looks trivial until something breaks in production at 2 a.m. and you realise your logs are useless. Across the ASP.NET Core APIs we run at Coding Droplets, every on
An enterprise-focused comparison for .NET teams in 2026
Most .NET teams start logging the same way: they inject ILogger<T>, call _logger.LogInformation(...), and move on. Then the application grows. Incidents happen at 2 AM. Someone needs to find one speci
