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Excessive Event Log Count Can Impact App Performance

Open DSheirer opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

sdrtrunk Version Users can turn on event logging and produce a large number of event logs and that can impact application performance.

Consider options:

  1. Warn user once the total count or size of event logs exceeds some threshold
  2. Investigate options for offloading event log writing and file creation to a separate threaded process.

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DSheirer avatar Nov 03 '24 07:11 DSheirer

Does this include application logging?

I was considering writing a PR for #1816 but there wouldn't be much of a point to doing that currently if it could impact application performance.

kernworks avatar Jan 06 '25 07:01 kernworks

Application logging is configurable via the logback.xml file. Logback has an option for a rolling log file that can be configured in this xml file.

DSheirer avatar Jan 06 '25 08:01 DSheirer