Ruben Bartelink

No, there is no complete sample (I wrote some code in the context of a larger system, but it was closed source) There are tests in this repo that cover...

Better to close this and detail a specific scenario on stack overflow. Nobody can tell you how to build a complex health monitoring system in a github question based one...

There's no feature to directly do exactly what you asked, but [the monitoring mechanism](https://github.com/serilog/serilog-sinks-async#health-monitoring-via-the-monitor-and-inspector-interfaces) is intended to provide you the ability to do anything you desire. (I recommend reading the...

That's it - you need to decide what to plug in - when you configure the `WriteTo.Async`, you supply the callback and can do the logging etc (note of course...

I get that - I was giving you suggestions for code for you to write though - you know your circumstances best. All you have to do is write the...

You're right about the fact that the detection is only going to be as good as the frequency of your polling - the mechanism does not offer a push /...

I recently ported some code from `BlockingCollection` to Channels, and I'm all but sure that all relevant primitives are present, rendering it a pretty-straightforward porting exercise. As covered above and/or...

@lonix1 Your suggestion looks good - [Async over a console log is also debatable](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53933661/does-serilog-sinks-console-sink-get-any-benefits-from-wrapping-to-serilog-sinks) so, if you can make the time to do a PR based on the above it'd...

I would like to see this repo Archived (in the github sense) if possible - e.g, searching for `async ` often lands me into `async.fs`, and on occasion I've even...

This looks great, thanks for the care and writing a comprehensive README too. I'll have a look at it when I get a chance later/tmrw