C# - Convert unix timestamp to DateTime or DateTimeOffset
The easiest way to Convert a Unix timestamp to a DateTime or DateTimeOffset is to use the methods FromUnixTimeSeconds for seconds or FromUnixTimeMilliseconds for milliseconds. However »
Blog post number 400!
Usually I would preach quality over quantity, but you always need some quantity! This is post number 400 on my blog which I started late December »
C# - Serilog, how to change the log level dynamically at runtime
The secret to changing the log level at runtime in your application is the LoggingLevelSwitch. This can be applied in two places, one is the MinimumLevel »
C# - Serilog, how to enrich all request log events with properties in asp.net
This post describes how to combine serilog's property enrichment with ASP.Net's middleware and pipeline to enrich all logs in a request with properties. A full »
C# - Serilog, how to show properties in output
TLDR: You are likely looking for setting up an outputTemplate in your logger configuration: Log.Logger = loggerConfiguration .Enrich.FromLogContext() //remember this! .WriteTo .Console(outputTemplate: "[{Timestamp:HH: »
C# - Serilog, how to add or enrich log events with properties
This post describes and demonstrates how to enrich your serilog log events with your own arbitrary properties. The first part will be on enriching with properties »
C# - Serilog, how to set log level based on a condition
It took me much longer to realize a solution to this problem than I want to admit. I had something like the following in my code »
C# - Serilog, how to stop asp.net request logging on certain paths
This post describes how to exclude certain log entries based on their http path when using Serilog together with UseSerilogRequestLogging. I recently had this issue where »
C# - Serilog, how to ignore certain logs based on properties
This post describes how to exclude certain log entries based on properties using Serilog. We will use the following setup for this post: //More above but »
C# - An introduction to LINQ
In C#, LINQ (Language INtegrated Query) is a powerful tool for querying and manipulating data. LINQ provides an intuitive way to interact with various data sources, »