Logger The core Serilog logging pipeline. A must be disposed to flush any events buffered within it. Most application code should depend on , not this class.

 LoggingLevelSwitch Dynamically controls logging level.

 LoggingLevelSwitchChangedEventArgs Event arguments for event.

 MessageTemplateFormatMethodAttribute Indicates that the marked method logs data using a message template and (optional) arguments. The name of the parameter which contains the message template should be given in the constructor.

 LoggingFailureKind Describes the reason for a logging failure.

 Constants Constants used in the core logging pipeline and associated types.

 IBatchedLogEventSink A destination that accepts events in batches. Many sinks gain a performance advantage by handling events in batches, for example to combine multiple events into a single network request to a remote collector. Because the client application cannot wait for every event to be flushed when batching is used, batched sinks normally work asynchronously to conserve local resources while batches are sent.

 IDestructuringPolicy Determine how, when destructuring, a supplied value is represented as a complex log event property.

 ILogEventEnricher Applied during logging to add additional information to log events.

 ILogEventFilter Provides filtering of the log event stream.

 ILogEventPropertyFactory Creates log event properties from regular .NET objects, applying policies as required.

 ILogEventPropertyValueFactory Supports the policy-driven construction of s given regular .NET objects.

 ILogEventSink A destination for log events.

 ILoggingFailureListener Implementers can be notified of various failure conditions in the Serilog pipeline.

 ISetLoggingFailureListener Implemented by sinks that can report failures through an .