57 packages tagged with “Enricher”
Enrich Serilog log events with properties from System.Environment.
Enrich Serilog events with properties from the current thread.
The process enricher for Serilog.
Enrich logs with a unique ID so you can track logs for specific requests.
Enrich logs with client IP, CorrelationId and HTTP request headers.
The memory enricher for Serilog.
Serilog Enricher to Set Properties From AspNetCore HttpContext to Serilog LogContext
Enriches Serilog events with Aspnetcore HttpContext
Enrich Serilog log events with Dynamic properties
Enrich Serilog log events with properties from System.Exception.
The Kubernetes enricher for Serilog.
A Serilog Enricher for adding properties to all log events in your app.
Serilog enrichers for correlating OpenTelemetry Datadog logs with Datadog traces.
A simple Serilog enricher to add information about the calling method.
Enrich Serilog log events with the request's user Id from ClaimsPrincipal
Enriches exceptions logged via Serilog with their LogContext at the time they were raised. Check out the readme in the repository for an example
Enrich Serilog log events with properties from LogEvent.MessageTemplate.Text
WHEN log events met a criteria, DO allow modifying properties as well as sending/piping to secondary logging instances.
Enrich logs with header data.
A Serilog enricher that adds call stack information to log events in an exception-like format. Displays call stacks as: Method:Line --> Method:Line --> Method:Line for intuitive debugging and tracing.
Enriches Serilog events with information from Azure App Service runtime.
Enriches Serilog events with information from logger properties that was enriched earlier.
Enrich Serilog log events with properties from the current HttpContext.
Enriches Serilog events with client IP, Correlation Id, RequestBody, RequestQuery, HTTP request headers and information of the MemoryUsage.
Enrich logs with a http header so you can track logs for specific requests.
Enriches Serilog events with information from Azure App Service runtime
Enrich Serilog log events with properties from AWS EC2
Serilog http sink for logstash. Also there is a ECS enricher that converts all properties of LogEvent to elasticseach ecs schema before send to logstash. For more information please reffer to GitHub Repository.