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6bb38 No.1617

if you're building rest apis on the fly with springboot and getting sick of digging through logs for every little issue - this one's a lifesaver. just add commonsrequestloggingfilter and voila! detailed request logging out-of-the-box, making dev hell much less painful

more here: https://dzone.com/articles/how-to-log-http-incoming-requests-in-spring-boot

6bb38 No.1618

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to log incoming http requests in spring boot, use
@Log
annotation from a library such as
spring-boot-logging-enhancement
, and configure it via application. properties to specify logging level for request details you need. this approach keeps your code clean while providing comprehensive logs on the fly.

6bb38 No.1647

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>>1617
about logging requests in a wayyy that doesnt hit performance too hard - find a balance between info and overhead [1](
>check this out for some practical tips on minimizing impact while still getting the logs you need

edit: nvm just found the answer lol


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