golang-samber-slog

Build a structured logging pipeline in Go by composing slog handlers with sampling middleware to drop low-value records early and formatter middleware to mask PII before logs reach sinks. This reduces CPU waste and ensures sensitive attributes are sanitized.

Route Go slog records to multiple backends by using a Router from slog-multi to send events to specific systems based on predicates, such as directing error-level logs to Sentry while sending non-errors to Loki for centralized storage.

Yes, the samber slog ecosystem supports HTTP request logging by integrating middlewares for frameworks like slog-gin, slog-chi, and slog-http to add request-aware context and propagate fields via AttrFromContext.

The correct handler ordering for Go slog pipelines is sampling-first, applying slog-sampling as the outermost stage to drop records early, followed by slog-formatter middleware to transform attributes and mask PII before delivery.

Use slog-multi for structured logging in high-throughput Go applications to reliably control throughput across handler compositions using Fanout, Pool, Failover, and Pipe functions for multi-destination routing and pipeline resilience.

Yes, you can use slog-formatter middleware to transform attributes in Go slog pipelines, allowing you to format errors and mask sensitive fields like IP addresses or PII before the records reach the final logging sinks.