If you want to know what is happening in your application, you’ll have to implement logging. This course will teach you how to add logging to your application and what best practices for logging are.
Imagine having an application that is critical for your company, but there are some problems. Unfortunately, debugging the problem is hard since you don’t know where to start. Why? Because logging was implemented poorly. In this course, Logging and Management in Java SE, you’ll learn to implement logging in your application. First, you’ll explore the basics of logging with the logger from java.util.logging. Next, you’ll discover how to create messages and manage loggers. Finally, you’ll learn how to use third party tools for logging and what the best practices are. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of logging with Java 17 needed to implement this in your own applications.
Imagine having an application that is critical for your company, but there are some problems. Unfortunately, debugging the problem is hard since you don’t know where to start. Why? Because logging was implemented poorly. In this course, Logging and Management in Java SE, you’ll learn to implement logging in your application. First, you’ll explore the basics of logging with the logger from java.util.logging. Next, you’ll discover how to create messages and manage loggers. Finally, you’ll learn how to use third party tools for logging and what the best practices are. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of logging with Java 17 needed to implement this in your own applications.
