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GlobalLogger for Laravel

A powerful, production-ready Laravel logging package that provides universal request tracking and multi-provider support with automatic correlation across AWS CloudWatch/X-Ray, Datadog, Oracle Cloud, Database, and file-based logs.

🎯 Key Features

📦 Installation

Publish Configuration

Publish Database Migration (if using Database provider)

🚀 Quick Start

1. Enable a Provider

Edit your .env file:

2. Use It (No Code Changes!)

3. See the Results

All your logs now automatically include request_id across all enabled providers:

🎓 Understanding request_id vs Traces

request_id (Automatic - You Don't Do Anything!)

The request_id is automatically generated once per request and included in every log. It allows you to correlate all logs from a single request.

You don't need to do anything - it just works!

Search all logs from one request:

Traces (Optional - For Performance Tracking)

Traces are optional and used to measure how long specific operations take. Use them when you want to see:

Option 1: Automatic Tracing (Recommended)

Enable automatic tracing in .env:

Now all HTTP requests, database queries, queue jobs, and emails are automatically traced - no code changes needed!

Option 2: Manual Tracing (For Custom Operations)

Wrap important operations with manual traces:

See traces in:

📊 Complete Example: E-Commerce Checkout

Here's a complete example showing both automatic request_id correlation and optional performance tracing:

What You See in AWS X-Ray:

What You See in CloudWatch Logs:

Search all logs from this checkout:

Returns ALL logs and traces from start to finish!

🔧 Provider Configuration

AWS CloudWatch + X-Ray

Install AWS SDK:

Features:

Datadog

Install Datadog PHP:

Features:

Oracle Cloud Logging

Complete integration with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Logging service with automatic request signing.

Quick Setup

Detailed Setup Steps

1. Create a Log in OCI Console:

2. Generate OCI API Key:

3. Add API Key to OCI User:

4. Create IAM Policy:

5. Set File Permissions (Important!):

Regional Endpoints

Choose the correct endpoint for your OCI region:

Testing Oracle Cloud Logging

Features:

Troubleshooting:

Common issues and solutions:

Database

Features:

Publish and run migration:

Custom File Logging

Features:

Enable Stdout Output (Docker/Kubernetes)

For containerized environments, you can output logs to stdout with full GlobalLogger context:

Or configure per environment in .env:

Configuration in config/globallogger.php:

What you get in stdout:

All logs are output as JSON with full context:

Benefits:

Test stdout logging:

🎯 When to Use What?

Use request_id (Always Automatic!)

✅ You don't need to do anything - it's automatic!

Perfect for:

Search examples:

Use Automatic Tracing (Recommended!)

✅ Just enable it - no code changes needed!

Perfect for:

What gets traced:

Use Manual Tracing (When Needed)

✅ Wrap specific operations when automatic tracing isn't enough

Perfect for:

Example:

📚 Advanced Usage

Passing request_id to External Services

Adding Custom Context

Converting request_id Formats

🔍 Searching and Querying

AWS CloudWatch Logs Insights

AWS X-Ray

Datadog

Database (Eloquent)

🔇 Noise Filtering

GlobalLogger provides configurable filtering to suppress noisy framework-internal events from polluting your logs.

Cache Key Filtering

Laravel's queue workers poll cache keys like illuminate:queue:restart every few seconds per worker. With multiple Horizon workers, this generates thousands of cache miss log entries daily — all expected, harmless, and unactionable.

Configure ignored_keys in config/globallogger.php to silence them:

Supports exact matches and wildcard patterns using * (powered by Str::is()).

Database Query Filtering

Suppress noisy or irrelevant queries from being logged, even if they exceed the slow query threshold:

Both ignored_queries (wildcard SQL patterns) and ignored_tables (table name matching) are case-insensitive.

🛠️ Troubleshooting

Logs Not Appearing

Check provider is enabled:

Check file permissions:

Check AWS credentials:

request_id Not Showing

Ensure middleware is registered:

Middleware should show Gopimosali\GlobalLogger\Middleware\LogContextMiddleware.

Traces Not Appearing in X-Ray

Check X-Ray daemon is running:

Check X-Ray is enabled:

📖 Additional Documentation

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

📄 License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE for more information.

🙏 Credits

Created by Gopi Mosali

Special thanks to the Laravel community for inspiration and feedback.

⭐ Show Your Support

If this package helps you, please star it on GitHub! ⭐

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