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29 March 2011
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How I do logging levels: By frequency. Three types: High frequency (warning, debug). Low frequency (error, info). Extremely low frequency (critical). Info is for uncommon facts. Error is for unexpected production problems. Warning is for expected production issues. Critical is for security related stuff. Debug is for everything else. Strangely (?), I also organize my RSS feeds by frequency. Not sure what that means.
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