See the first part here. In the previous post we discussed Jekyll and Pain, but there was no Windows. Now we’ll fix that. Let’s rewind the time and get back to the moment of Jekyll installation. ...

As you might have noticed I am using Jekyll for this blog. It is really nice and allows you to generate content very quickly. Being developer I am using my everyday tools for blogging: Visual Studi...

This is the 3rd post about setting up distributed logging with ELK stack. Previous are here and here. So far we discussed our approach regarding adding distributed logging to an application. Our c...

In previous post we installed elasticsearch and kibana. Locally stuff works fine but to consume logs from outside world we need to add more love to that setup. The next step is to decide how to fe...

Usually no-one cares about logs in their applications until production. Only when something bad happens one realizes that prod does not allow to debug and, like, “Where are our logs?” And then – “W...