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Status Submitted
Workspace MQ, MQ Advanced & MQ Appliance
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 2, 2026

RELATED IDEAS

JMS driver/client support logging to java.util.logging

In Kubernetes specifically, the norm is to log to stdout which is supported, but a lot of apps especially using Spring Boot use an internal log4j or logback logging mechanism that conforms to the standards of that company, structure (text/json/etc) as well as location (stdout/file). If the JMS driver logs to java.util.logging then jul-to-slf4j can be used to bridge java.util.logging to slf4j if teams use it and hook into their standard logging. This would be useful not just for Kubernetes but VMs where log ingestion is already setup as it avoids having to setup extra infrastructure to get trace logs, etc. off the servers.

Idea priority High

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