Asynchronous handling of log events
Coroutines provide a simple way to asynchronously handle log events, including dispatching them to different sinks.
Klogging launches new coroutines that are used in a number of places:
- For dispatching log events to sinks.
- For receiving log events from event and sink channels.
- For sending batches of log events to network destinations.
In addition, Klogging uses coroutine channels to process events.
Log events are sent into the events channel in a coroutine.
They are read in a different coroutine and dispatched to each matching sink by sending it into each sink.
Events are read from sink channels in batches in different coroutines.