A simple python library that adds some additional logging functionality on top of the standard python logging library that could be useful for python applications running as background services in a UNIX system.
One of the main functionalities it provides is a ResilientSysLogHandler class that is a drop-in replacement of logging.handlers.SysLogHandler and is able to gracefully handle any connection issues to the syslog server while falling back to file stream logging to avoid any loss of messages.
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