Terse Logback is a collection of Logback extensions that shows how to use Logback effectively.

Other logging projects you may be interested in:

• Blacklite, an SQLite appender with memory-mapping and zstandard dictionary compression that clocks around 800K statements per second.
• Blindsight, a Scala logging API that extends SLF4J.
• Echopraxia, a Java and Scala logging API built around structured logging.

Documentation is available at https://tersesystems.github.io/terse-logback.

There is a showcase project at https://github.com/tersesystems/terse-logback-showcase.

• Audio: Play audio when you log by attaching markers to your logging statements.
• Budgeting / Rate Limiting: Limit the amount of debugging or tracing statements in a time period.
• Censors: Censor sensitive information in logging statements.
• Composite: Presents a single appender that composes several appenders.
• Compression: Write to a compressed zstandard file.
• Correlation Id: Adds markers and filters for correlation id.
• Exception Mapping: Show the important details of an exception, including the root cause in a summary format.
• Instrumentation: Decorates any (including JVM) class with enter and exit logging statements at runtime.
• JDBC: Use Postgres JSON to write structured logging to a single table.
• JUL to SLF4J Bridge: Configure java.util.logging to write to SLF4J with no manual coding.
• Relative Nanos: Composes a logging event to contain relative nanoseconds based off System.nanoTime.
• Select Appender: Appender that selects an appender from a list based on key.
• Tracing: Sends logging events and traces to Honeycomb Event API.
• Typesafe Config: Configure Logback properties using HOCON.
• Turbo Markers: Turbo Filters that depend on arbitrary deciders that can log at debug level for sessions.
• Unique ID Appender: Composes logging event to contain a unique id across multiple appenders.