rlg https://rustlogs.com Page not found | rlg https://rustlogs.com/404/ The page you asked for is not on rustlogs.com. Sebastien Rousseau About rlg and its author, Sebastien Rousseau | rlg https://rustlogs.com/about/ Who builds rlg, and the facts about the project: its crates, licence, minimum Rust version, latest release, versioning policy and where its source and security policy live. Sebastien Rousseau Accessibility statement | rlg https://rustlogs.com/accessibility/ How rustlogs.com is built to be accessible, how it is checked on every build, and how to report a barrier. Sebastien Rousseau Performance: what fire() costs on the calling thread | rlg https://rustlogs.com/benchmarks/ Measured cost of rlg's fire() against tracing and log on a GitHub-hosted runner, what each contender does in the timed path, the contention figures, and how to reproduce them. Sebastien Rousseau Changelog: rlg releases up to 0.0.15 | rlg https://rustlogs.com/changelog/ What changed in rlg's recent releases, from the smaller dependency tree in 0.0.13 to 0.0.15, with links to the full changelog. Sebastien Rousseau Contact the rlg project | rlg https://rustlogs.com/contact/ Send a question or feedback about rlg or rustlogs.com. Bugs and feature requests are best filed as GitHub issues, and security reports go through the private advisory form. Sebastien Rousseau Contributing to rlg | rlg https://rustlogs.com/contribute/ How to contribute to rlg: the development set-up, the checks every pull request passes, tests, signed commits, commit conventions and how contributions are licensed. Sebastien Rousseau API guide: records, levels, formats, configuration and Cargo features | rlg https://rustlogs.com/documentation/ A guide to rlg's API: building and firing a record, the levels, the 14 formats, the builder and environment variables, TOML configuration, Cargo features and the crates in the workspace. Sebastien Rousseau Frequently asked questions about rlg | rlg https://rustlogs.com/faqs/ Answers about rlg: what it is, its cost against tracing, keeping log and tracing calls, where records go, crashes, Windows, spans, AI agents, API stability and the licence. Sebastien Rousseau Features: off-thread logging, 14 formats, native sinks and satellites | rlg https://rustlogs.com/features/ What rlg does: a ring buffer on the calling thread, 14 output formats, os_log and journald sinks, log and tracing bridges, redaction, OpenTelemetry export, an MCP server, command-line tools and WebAssembly. Sebastien Rousseau Getting started with rlg: add the crate and write a first record | rlg https://rustlogs.com/getting-started/ Add rlg to a Rust project, initialise it, fire a structured record, choose a format and a level, and see where the record goes on macOS, Linux and other systems. Sebastien Rousseau Made with Static Site Generator | rlg https://rustlogs.com/made-with-ssg/ rustlogs.com is built with Static Site Generator (SSG) and the Prism theme, and deployed to GitHub Pages by GitHub Actions. Sebastien Rousseau Migrate to rlg from log, slog or tracing | rlg https://rustlogs.com/migration/ How to move a Rust program to rlg from the log facade, slog or tracing: what to change at start-up, how levels map, and when to keep tracing and bridge it instead. Sebastien Rousseau Privacy: what rustlogs.com collects | rlg https://rustlogs.com/privacy/ What happens to your data on rustlogs.com: hosting on GitHub Pages, the contact form, and the theme preference stored in your browser. Sebastien Rousseau Security: reporting, memory safety, checks and verifying a release | rlg https://rustlogs.com/security/ How to report a vulnerability in rlg, where unsafe code is allowed, the checks that run on the engine and its inputs, the supply-chain controls, and how to verify a release. Sebastien Rousseau Terms of use | rlg https://rustlogs.com/terms/ The terms for using rustlogs.com and the licences that apply to rlg and to this website's source. Sebastien Rousseau