Flask logging for production

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Gunicorn

Typically wanna keep your Webserver logs and Application (Flask) logs separate. In my case, I use Nginx with Gunicorn & Flask. I followed this guide to match the Flask log handlers with Gunicorn's. Then I use something like GoAccess to visualize my traffic logs. Well--that's what I did until I started using a CDN, at that point your access logs are useless and you have to rely on your CDN provider's logs instead.

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GoAccess

Typically wanna keep your Webserver logs and Application (Flask) logs separate. In my case, I use Nginx with Gunicorn & Flask. I followed this guide to match the Flask log handlers with Gunicorn's. Then I use something like GoAccess to visualize my traffic logs. Well--that's what I did until I started using a CDN, at that point your access logs are useless and you have to rely on your CDN provider's logs instead.

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