What’s the first safeguard you add when an automation becomes critical?
At some point, a script stops being something I can casually rerun and becomes something I actually depend on. That's usually when I start considering retries, structured logs,…
At some point, a script stops being something I can casually rerun and becomes something I actually depend on. That's usually when I start considering retries, structured logs,…
I'm at the point where I can build small programs, but I still can't always tell what went wrong just by reading the code. My usual approach is…
I started learning to code in seventh grade, but I'm now in tenth grade and haven't written a line of code in almost a year. Most people around…
I started learning to code in seventh grade, but I'm now in class 10 in India and haven't written a line of code for almost a year. Most…
We keep running into a shadow-IT problem with employee-built workflow tools. Someone creates a useful prototype, gives a polished demo, and stakeholders quickly assume it is ready for…
Sometimes my code runs without throwing an obvious error, but the result is completely different from what I expected. I usually add print statements throughout the program and…
Sometimes my code runs without throwing an obvious error, but the result is completely different from what I expected. I usually add print statements throughout the program and…
I want to write Bash logging helpers that add a timestamp and a colored severity label while sending diagnostic output to stderr. Standard output should remain available for…
I'm writing Bash helper functions such as log_info, log_warn, and log_error. They should add a timestamp and colored severity label, while sending diagnostic output to stderr so stdout…
I've seen advice to pass a format string and arguments separately when using Python's logging module, for example logger.info("User %s logged in", username), instead of constructing the message…
I'm seeking advice on implementing audit logs for our .NET API, which runs on ECS. We want to log both request and response payloads for each HTTP call.…
I've deployed a Docker container to Azure App Services, and it works fine locally with Docker Desktop, where all my app files—including HTML and logs—are stored in the…
I've been learning about Linux and came across the systemd component called journald, which is responsible for logging system messages. It makes me wonder about the resources it…
I'm developing a larger application using Python on MacOS, with plans to deploy it on a Linux system later. Currently, I've created a folder in my project directory…
I'm trying to figure out if my devices are being hacked or if I'm just misinterpreting my logs. I have several web-facing servers like Immich and Glances, and…
Hey folks! I've got a line in my config file that looks like this: `LOG_ROOT = ${HOME}/log`. In my script, I'm trying to read this entry and use…
I'm looking for a way to get only the 'audit' messages from dmesg since it's become pretty lengthy. I'd love to keep my logs more organized and would…
I just installed Linux Mint on my old laptop, which has limited storage (64GB total). Initially, after the fresh installation of the latest Cinnamon version, I had around…
I've been diving into Docker lately, using 'The Ultimate Docker Container' book as my main resource. While it's mostly solid, some parts are feeling a bit outdated, particularly…
I've set up AWS Powertools in my AWS Lambda function to flush logs during critical events. I thought this would help me have a unified approach to filtering…