Emit one structured log event per HTTP request with user context and performance metrics.
npx skills add https://github.com/lukevella/rallly --skill logging-lukevella
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: logging Source: https://github.com/lukevella/rallly/tree/main/.agents/skills/logging Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lukevella/rallly --skill logging-lukevella
Logs are often scattered and inconsistent; this guide defines a uniform, wide-event logging pattern to enable fast querying and robust observability.
Instrument your services to emit a single wide event per request after authentication.
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Wide-event logging emits a single structured log per request containing all contextual metadata, user data, and metrics, replacing scattered logs to enable fast querying and robust observability across services.
Instrument services with middleware that collects request metadata, authenticated user context, and performance metrics, then emits one comprehensive structured event after request completion to centralize observability.
Yes, wide-event logging applies to HTTP requests across microservices, background jobs, and event pipelines, capturing authenticated user context and business data to support audit trails and debugging.
Yes, wide-event logging produces structured, high-cardinality data with trace-id and request context to support efficient filtering, correlation, and tracing across distributed services.
Emit a single wide event per request containing structured, high-cardinality data including request metadata, user context, and performance metrics to support efficient filtering and proactive alerting.
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