Reputation: 6531
Examples for SLAB tend to look like this:
MyCompanyEventSource.Log.ScalingRequestSubmitted(
request.RoleName,
request.InstanceCount,
context.RuleName,
context.CurrentInstanceCount);
I don't like that I have to edit MyCompanyEventSource
every time I add a new event type. I also don't like that the logger is only available staticly. I'd rather have something like this:
_logger.Log(new ScalingRequestSubmittedEvent(request, context));
I know I can just roll my own logging, but before I dismiss SLAB entirely, I'd like to know if I'm being unfair.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 35
Reputation: 3536
There is no way to do things like this
_logger.Log(new ScalingRequestSubmittedEvent(request, context));
And you have to change your logger any time you wish to add a new type of event, change information level or keyword.
Writing of your own wrapper for EventSource is the only way to achieve desired functionality.
Upvotes: 2