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lumberjack_mongo_device
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= Lumberjack Mongo Device
This gem provides a logging device for the lumberjack gem that will log to a MongoDB collection.
MongoDB can make a good destination for centralized log data because it is fast, clients don't need to wait for confirmation that log messages are persisted, and it has a concept of capped collections which are fixed in size and will simply roll over and start writing from the beginning when they are full.
== Example Usage
require 'lumberjack_mongo_device'
device = Lumberjack::MongoDevice.new(:db => "app", :collection => "log", :size => 1024 ** 3) logger = Lumberjack::Logger.new(device) logger.info("Write me to MongoDB!")
See MongoDevice for more details.
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