Asynchronous Logging in python 2.7

[Elbi]

Hi,

I'm new to python. I need help with asynchronous logging implementation

We are doing a lot of logging in our code and we have found that a lot of time is spent on this i/o activity

we would like to log on a different thread from the main thread.

Is there a sample implementation of async logging we can study

Regards all

[nilamo]

Could you share a small snippet of how you're logging?
Do you open/close the file on every log event? Do you log everything to a single place, or do you have multiple logs (ie: error.log, warnings.log, info.log)? Do you rotate your logs?

[Elbi]

just simple stream logging to the console logging.

import logging
logging.info
logging.warn
logging.error etc.

in places where we want to log info or in error/exception catch blocks.
We just want to do all our logging asynchronously.

[snippsat]

Can look at Logbook which has Queue Support.

If you had used Python 3.2 or newer there where added QueueHandler in logging.handlers module.

Look at what there doing with sentry/getsentry(raven) has the most advance logging system out there.
The have also gotten Armin Ronacher in team so the Python part should be good.

[Elbi]

Thanks