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Structured logging: what is it and why is it useful in a monolith?

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#monoliths#logging#observability
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Structured logging means logs are emitted as machine-readable fields (e.g., JSON) like `level`, `message`, `requestId`, `userId`. It’s useful because you can reliably search, filter, and correlate logs across many code paths without parsing random text.

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