golang-samber-slog

Structured logging pipelines in Go can be configured using slog-multi to compose multiple handlers like Fanout, Router, and Failover, sending logs to various cloud backends without repetitive boilerplate.

Log volume in Go microservices is reduced by applying rate-limited or threshold sampling to high-frequency logs, dropping a configurable percentage of records before they reach the logging pipeline output.

Scrubbing PII from Go application logs is handled by slog-formatter middleware, which masks sensitive fields like emails and IP addresses before records leave the process to protect user data.

Routing Go logs to Sentry, Loki, and Datadog simultaneously is supported by composing fanout handlers in a single pipeline, forwarding records to multiple sinks with graceful shutdown support.

Yes, structured logging works with Go HTTP frameworks like Gin, Echo, Fiber, and Chi through ready-made middleware integrations that inject request attributes into the logging pipeline.

A single Go logger that samples debug logs and routes errors separately is built by composing sampling middleware with a router handler, directing errors to Sentry while streaming all logs as JSON.