Looking at software development before the cloud revolution, using logging frameworks was kind of common. They supported the dev in formatting the logs, buffering them and sending them to the correct sink such as Elasticsearch. With the rise of cloud platforms applications tended to get smaller units and direct integrations of cloud applications into observability or log archive platforms is now possible with a few lines of configuration. It's time to review if using logging frameworks pays off or a simple 'console.log' and forward the application/function output to some provider such as datadog will do the job.

Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform which we are using heavily in our consulting workshops to collaborate, explore and document. In this blog post I will show you options to automatically gather, modify and analyse Miro boards.