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LNK-3005: app-label-configuration #489

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new application-specific identifier for the Loki logging service.
    • Enhanced logging configuration by allowing dynamic reference to the application name.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved configurability of the logging setup by replacing hardcoded values with dynamic references.

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The changes involve modifications to two configuration files: application.yml and logback-spring.xml. In application.yml, a new entry app: link-dev is added under the loki section to specify an application identifier for the Loki logging service. In logback-spring.xml, a new property loki_app is introduced, which dynamically references the loki.app value, replacing a hardcoded value in the logging pattern for the LOKI appender. These adjustments enhance the configurability of the logging setup while preserving existing configurations.

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File Path Change Summary
Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/application.yml Added new entry: app: link-dev under loki section.
Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/logback-spring.xml Added property: <springProperty scope="context" name="loki_app" source="loki.app" /> and updated logging pattern to use ${loki_app}.

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    participant Application
    participant Loki
    Application->>Loki: Send logs with app identifier
    Loki-->>Application: Acknowledge receipt of logs
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/logback-spring.xml (1)

22-22: Approved with suggestion: Consider adding a default value

The modification to use ${loki_app} instead of the hardcoded "MeasureEval" is a good improvement. It allows for dynamic setting of the application name in the log labels, which is consistent with the newly added spring property.

However, to safeguard against potential issues where loki.app might not be set, consider adding a default value. This can be done either in the spring property declaration or in the usage:

  1. In the spring property declaration:
<springProperty scope="context" name="loki_app" source="loki.app" defaultValue="MeasureEval"/>
  1. Or in the usage:
<pattern>app=${loki_app:-MeasureEval},component=MeasureEval,TraceId="%X{traceId}",SpanId="%X{spanId}"</pattern>

This ensures that even if loki.app is not set, a meaningful value will still be used.

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Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/logback-spring.xml (2)

6-6: LGTM: Enhances logging configurability

The addition of the loki_app spring property is a good improvement. It allows for dynamic configuration of the application name in the logging setup, which enhances the flexibility of the logging system. This change is consistent with the existing pattern of using spring properties for Loki configuration.


Line range hint 1-58: Overall assessment: Good improvements, testing details needed

The changes made to this file align well with the PR objectives of addressing app label configuration. They enhance the flexibility and configurability of the logging system without introducing significant risks. The use of spring properties for dynamic configuration is a good practice.

However, as mentioned in the PR description, there's a lack of information about the testing performed on these changes. Given that logging configuration can have system-wide impacts, it's crucial to ensure thorough testing.

Could you please provide details on the testing performed, particularly:

  1. Verification that the loki.app property is correctly read and applied.
  2. Confirmation that logs are correctly labeled when the property is set.
  3. Behavior when the loki.app property is not set.

This information will help ensure the reliability of these changes in various scenarios.

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looks good!

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