Hello,
In case of dropped events, that is when the filter returns DENY and
drops the logging request, the LevelFilter performs significantly
better than the expression-based (Janino) filter.
However, in case the event is logged, that is when the filter accepts
the event it is sent to an appender, the impact of the filter is
negligible compared to the cost incurred in the appender.
Here are some figures:
It takes about 21'000 nanoseconds to write to a file using
FileAppender regardless of the filter type used.
However, when the filter drops events, it takes about 1'400 nanos to
decide to drop the events whereas it takes 2'300 nanos with the
expression-based (Janino) filter.
HTH,
Ceki for Sébastien
ps: The LevelFilter was only recently added and is available only via
our subversion repository.
At 06:11 PM 12/21/2006, you wrote:
Hello Eric,
Thanks for using logback :)
Appender threshold are not available in logback because the Appender class
is in the core module, where there is no concept of level. However, like
you correctly mentionned, the use of a filter can provide the
functionnality that the threshold offers.
We are right in the process of testing filter performance. If the use of
expression based filters is not satisfying in terms of speed, we will add
a dedicated filter to cover this use case.
You can expect a more precised and detailled answer within the next 24
hours, once I've investigated further.
Cheers,
Sébastien
Eric Yung wrote:
Hi,
I have migrated from log4j to slf4j and logback. I have one question for
the appender setting. In log4j, you can set the threshold of an appender
so that only a certain level of log messages will be logged by that
appender. But in logback, I can only achieve this behavior by using a
expression filter. I would like to know the performance figure about that
filter. If the expression filter takes much longer than a dedicated log
level filter, I would like to see a simple log level filter be included
in logback.
Thanks,
Eric
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