8 packages tagged with “batched”
An extension to Common.Logging that enables batched processing of log information
Due to performance issue, sometimes it doesn't need to invoke CollectionChanged event for each of actions (Add / Remove / etc.). To provide this we may to create a batch and after that to invoke CollectionChanged event. See github repo https://github.com/spzSource/ObservableCollection.Batched for more info.
Core batched logging abstractions for .NET: IBatchedLogWriter<T>, BatchedLogger<T> and BatchedLoggerProvider<T>.
Redis log writer for VanDerHeijden.Logging: writes batched log entries to a Redis list using RPUSH.
File log writer for VanDerHeijden.Logging: writes batched log entries to daily rotating text files.
SQL Server log writer for VanDerHeijden.Logging: writes batched log entries to a SQL Server table using SqlBulkCopy.
MongoDB log writer for VanDerHeijden.Logging: writes batched log entries to a MongoDB collection.
A class library for managing multi-threaded sequential write access to one or more files. It is capable of flushing writes from multiple threads in batches by either hitting a specified size threshold or a specified inactivity time limit. It is also possible to write this batching information within the output file(s). Note: This class should be injected as a single or static instance shared across all process threads. Files will be locked exclusively from the first Write() call until FlushAndClose() or Dispose() is called (presently one of these *must* be explicitly called to ensure all data is flushed). The ConcurrentFileWriter class can be found as an extension of System.IO *** Full debugging source/symbols are available from http://srv.symbolsource.org/pdb/Public Usage Example: var cfw = new ConcurrentFileWriter(new ConcurrentFileWriterSettings { flushTimeInMilliseconds = 5000, flushSizeInBytes = 10000, showWriteBatchingMarkers = true }); //Pre-lock file (not required) cfw.Write(@"c:\temp\test.log", null); //Append a string (byte arrays can also be directly written) cfw.WriteUtf8Line(@"c:\temp\test.log", "Test Line"); //Flush and unlock specified file (stop managing) cfw.CloseManagedFile(@"c:\temp\test.log"); //Flush and unlock all managed files cfw.Dispose();