exception-middleware

To handle unhandled exceptions and map them to HTTP status codes, use a global exception middleware. It centralizes error handling, automatically assigning appropriate HTTP status codes to different exception types for consistent API responses.

The best way to log errors in production without exposing sensitive information is to implement privacy-focused exception handling. This approach persists only necessary error details for troubleshooting while ensuring sensitive application data is never logged or exposed to the client.

Error traceability works by generating unique ErrorIds for each unhandled exception. When an error occurs, the middleware logs the details and returns the ErrorId, allowing developers to investigate specific incidents by referencing that identifier in the error logs.

Yes, you can use global exception handling for your production application environment. It is specifically designed for production, ensuring robust error management and logging while preventing internal system details from being exposed to external clients.

A limitation of centralized exception mapping is that it relies on mapping known exception types to HTTP status codes. Unrecognized or deeply nested custom exceptions might default to generic codes, requiring manual updates to the mapping logic to maintain accuracy.