The Logger You Configure Once
Convey's logging package turns a config section into a fully enriched Serilog pipeline - console, file, Seq, ELK and Loki sinks, a live log-level switch, and one middleware with a typo in its name.
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The Decorator Seam: Logging Handlers You Didn't Write
How Convey wraps every command and event handler with template-driven logging using one attribute, a Scrutor decoration — and a reflection trick against Scrutor itself that I admire and would never ship.
The Logger That Discovers Itself
The estate's transaction logging wrote to blob storage through a dedicated logging function - which consumers located through the same Key Vault registry the logger belongs to. Discovery consuming discovery, the transaction-id thread that made it useful, and the bootstrap questions self-reference always raises. Part 6 of Service Discovery Without a Service Mesh.
The Error Logger That Cannot Log
A 22-character job name, a 20-character column, and an error handler that has thrown on every attempt since the day it shipped - plus the four parallel logging systems that still could not catch it.