About Christian Grobmeier
Recently a respected member of the Apache community tried Log4j 2 and wrote on Twitter:
@TheASF #log4j2 rocks big times! Performance is close to insane ^^ http://t.co/04K6F4Xkaa
— Mark Struberg (@struberg) May 7, 2013
(Quote from Mark Struberg: @TheASF #log4j2 rocks big times! Performance is close to insane ^^ http://logging.apache.org/log4j/2.x/ )
It happened shortly after Remko Popma contributed something which is now called the “AsyncLoggers”. Some of you might know Log4j 2 has AsyncAppenders already. They are similar like the ones you can find in Log4j 1 and other logging frameworks.
I am honest: I wasn’t so excited about the new feature until I read the tweet on its performance and became curious. Clearly Java logging has many goals. Among them:
Source : http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2013/07/log4j-2-performance-close-to-insane.html
