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Loggin Config Dictconfig

The line `logging.config.dictConfig(get_logging_config_dict(CustomJsonLogFormatter))` configures the Python logging system using a dictionary-based approach. It utilizes a custom formatter to produce structured JSON logs, enhancing log management and analysis. This method centralizes logging configuration, ensuring consistency across the application.

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Loggin Config Dictconfig

The line `logging.config.dictConfig(get_logging_config_dict(CustomJsonLogFormatter))` configures the Python logging system using a dictionary-based approach. It utilizes a custom formatter to produce structured JSON logs, enhancing log management and analysis. This method centralizes logging configuration, ensuring consistency across the application.

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loggin.config.

dictConfig The line


`logging.config.dictConfig(get_logging_config_dict(CustomJsonLogFormatter))` is
used to configure the logging system in Python using a dictionary-based
configuration. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what this line does:

### Breakdown of the Line

1. **`logging.config.dictConfig(...)`**:
- This is a method from the `logging` module in Python that configures logging
using a dictionary. It allows you to specify various logging settings, such as
loggers, handlers, formatters, and levels, in a structured way.

2. **`get_logging_config_dict(CustomJsonLogFormatter)`**:
- This part of the line calls a function named `get_logging_config_dict`,
passing it a parameter `CustomJsonLogFormatter`.
- **`CustomJsonLogFormatter`**: This is likely a custom formatter class that you
have defined elsewhere in your code. It formats log messages into JSON format,
which can be useful for structured logging (e.g., when sending logs to a logging
service or storing them in a database).
- The `get_logging_config_dict` function presumably returns a dictionary
containing the logging configuration. This dictionary would include settings for
loggers, handlers (which determine where logs go), and formatters (which define how
logs are formatted).

- **Configuration Setup**: By calling `dictConfig`, you set up the logging


configuration for your application based on the specifications provided in the
dictionary returned by `get_logging_config_dict`. This setup ensures that all
subsequent logging calls throughout your application adhere to this configuration.

- **Structured Logging**: Using `CustomJsonLogFormatter` suggests that you want


your logs to be structured (in JSON format), making it easier to parse and analyze
logs programmatically.

- **Centralized Logging Configuration**: This approach centralizes your logging


configuration, making it easier to manage and modify without having to change
logging calls scattered throughout your codebase.

this line configures the Python logging system using a dictionary obtained from a
custom configuration function, allowing for structured logging with JSON
formatting. This setup is essential for maintaining consistent and manageable
logging practices within an application.

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