Logback Configuration in Spring Boot Explained with Demo with IntelliJ IDEA

A deep dive description and hands-on example of how to configure logging in Spring Boot. We create a logback-spring.xml file, create console appender, and two rolling file appenders: one for all log messages, and one for only warn and greater. Look at the definition of file formatting symbols, like %d and %i, and look at line statement format tags, like %t, %C, %m, and %n. Understanding logging is a must have for any software developer; doing this well will give you a huge advantage in your career! To see more, explore the Spring Boot Microservices playlist at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vvUevxlOp8&list=PL73qvSDlAVVhr2V85gxReq9PUptNaVI9M You can also find the source code for this example on GitHub, at: https://github.com/discospiff/SpringBootMicroservicesWithIntelliJIDEA