Which integration platforms support Custom Logging?
Any integration platform can use Custom Logging—it's vendor-neutral by design. If your platform can produce JSON and write to intermediate storage (queue, file share, database), you can log to Nodinite.
Proven Customer Deployments
Customers and partners successfully use Custom Logging with:
- Apache Camel - Java-based routing and mediation engine
- IBM Sterling - B2B integration and file transfer
- iCore - Nordic integration platform
- Frends - iPaaS integration platform
- Ghostnodes - Custom integration middleware
- MoveIT - Managed file transfer solution
- TEIS (TietoEvry) - Enterprise integration platform
- webMethods (Software AG) - Enterprise service bus and integration
- Custom .NET/Java/Node.js/Python solutions - Any technology stack
How It Works
Custom Logging uses a vendor-neutral JSON format (JSON Log Event) that any platform can generate:
- Your integration code creates a JSON Log Event
- Write JSON to intermediate storage (Azure Service Bus queue, file share, database, etc.)
- Nodinite Pickup Service asynchronously fetches and ingests the logs
Available Templates
- Mule ESB Custom Connector - Pre-built MuleSoft connector
- [.NET Hello World Sample][] - C# reference implementation
- Serilog - .NET Core appender for Azure Functions, microservices
- Log4Net Appender - .NET Framework appender
- WCF Diagnostics Tracing - WCF-based solutions
Platform-Agnostic Architecture
Custom Logging prevents vendor lock-in:
- Appender-based abstraction - Use Log4Net, Serilog, Log4J, or custom JSON generation
- Multiple destinations - Simultaneously log to Nodinite, Splunk, local files, CloudWatch
- Swap platforms without rewriting logging - Abstraction layer decouples logging from integration logic
Need help with your platform? Contact Nodinite support or review the Hello World Sample to adapt the pattern to your technology stack.
Related Topics:
JSON Log Event Format
Pickup Service Overview
Asynchronous Logging
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