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We're using Serilog HTTP sink to send the messages to Logstash. But the HTTP message body is like this: { "events": [ { "Timestamp": "2016-11-03T00:09:11.4899425+01:00", "Level": "Debug", "MessageTemplate": "Logging {@Heartbeat} from {Computer}", "RenderedMessage": "Logging { UserName: \"Mike\", UserDomainName: \"Home\" } from \"Workstation\"", "Properties": { "Heartbeat": { "UserName": "Mike", "UserDomainName": "Home" }, "Computer": "Workstation" } }, { "Timestamp": "2016-11-03T00:09:12.4905685+01:00", "Level": "Debug", "MessageTemplate": "Logging {@Heartbeat} from {Computer}",

The RollingFile.outputTemplate that I am using for my sink in <appSettings> configuration is as below: <add key="serilog:write-to:RollingFile.outputTemplate" value="{Timestamp:HH:mm:ss} [{Level}] {Message}{NewLine}{Exception}" /> The output log I am getting as: 19:55:10 [Information] Application_Start... However, I want to also output the Class Name (source) from where the Log was generated, like - 19:55:10 [Information] [Global.asax.cs] Application_Start... What should I add to the "value"? I added [Source] but is not working. value="{Timestamp:HH:mm:ss} [{Level}] [Source?] {Message}{NewLine}

I am trying to use WriteTo.RollingFile with Serilog as the following: var log = new LoggerConfiguration().WriteTo.RollingFile( @"F:\logs\log-{Date}.txt", LogEventLevel.Debug).CreateLogger(); log.Information("this is a log test"); My understanding is that the log file will be created and named based on the date, and also it will write to a new file everyday, however I am getting a new log file for each log entry during the same day! How to configure Serilog to write to a new file every day so ideally I have a single log file per day? And is there any archiving process to delete files older than

I am using Serilog within an TopShelf Service, logging to the console and a rolling file. When running the service in a console my messages are written to the logfile, but when I install the service and run it no logging occurs. Is there anything special I need to configure? The file is written to the binaries folder under ".\logs\log-{date}.txt". Best regards Gope I had a very similar issue. In my case the problem was with relative paths. I just had to specify absolute path. Now it works like a charm. WriteTo.RollingFile(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory + "\\logs\\log-{Date}.log") Hope

I have set an example of my code but I'm not able to logs in kibana with authentication using serilog. Here, I have attached my code please correct it. Log.Logger = new LoggerConfiguration() .WriteTo.Elasticsearch(new ElasticsearchSinkOptions(new Uri("myurl:9200")) { IndexFormat = "ChargeMasterlog-{yyyy.MM.dd}", ModifyConnectionSettings = x => x.BasicAuthentication("username", "password"), }).CreateLogger(); Log.Information("Hello, Serilog!"); Step1: Install this NuGet package "Serilog.Sinks.Elasticsearch" Step2: Add this in App.config or Web.config <appSettings> <add key="elasticsearchURL"

Background In a new project where Serilog was chosen as the logger I automatically started passing around ILogger interface. The code accesses Log.Logger once and from then the classes that desire logging accept ILogger via constructor injection. I was challenged on this practice and the advice was to use the static methods on the Log class, e.g. Serilog.Log.Debug(...) . The argument is that there is a set; on Log.Logger so mocking is easy. Looking at the api I can see that one of the benefits of passing ILogger are the ForContext methods. I spent some time on the webs and in the Serilog 's

As a step in switching from NLog to Serilog, I want to redirect the standard wiring underlying standard invocations of NLog's LogManager.GetLogger(name) to Bridge any code logging to NLog to forward immediately to the ambient Serilog Log.Logger - i.e. I want to just one piece of config that simply forwards the message, without buffering as Log4net.Appender.Serilog does for Log4net. Can anyone concoct or point me to a canonical snippet that does this correctly and efficiently please? Requirements I can think of: Maintain the level, i.e. nlog.Warn should be equivalent to serilog.Warning It's ok

I'm trying to use Serilog together with my ASP.Net Core 1.0 project. I just can't seem to get the current logged in user added to properties logged. Has anyone figure this out yet? I have tried this: using System.Threading.Tasks; using Serilog.Context; using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder; using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http; using System.Security.Claims; using xxx.Models; namespace xxx.Utils { public class EnrichSerilogContextMiddleware { private readonly RequestDelegate _next; public EnrichSerilogContextMiddleware(RequestDelegate next) { _next = next; } public async Task Invoke(HttpContext