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Some of that is contentious, but it's just talking points at this stage. We've tiptoed around the issue of extant conventions, and the ongoing result is a lot of attributes that nobody's really sure how to use, and which don't result in better logs. In Casablanca it's time to be less conservative.
Examples
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2018-07-05T20:21:34.794Z http-nio-8080-exec-2 INFO org.onap.demo.logging.ApplicationService InstanceUUID=ede7dd52-91e8-45ce-9406-fbafd17a7d4c, RequestID=f9d8bb0f-4b4b-4700-9853-d3b79d861c5b, ServiceName=/logging-demo/rest/health/health, InvocationID=8f4c1f1d-5b32-4981-b658-e5992f28e6c8, InvokeTimestamp=2018-07-05T20:21:26.617Z, PartnerName=, ClientIPAddress=0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1, ServerFQDN=localhost ENTRY
2018-07-05T20:22:09.268Z http-nio-8080-exec-2 INFO org.onap.demo.logging.ApplicationService ResponseCode=, InstanceUUID=ede7dd52-91e8-45ce-9406-fbafd17a7d4c, RequestID=f9d8bb0f-4b4b-4700-9853-d3b79d861c5b, ServiceName=/logging-demo/rest/health/health, ResponseDescription=, InvocationID=8f4c1f1d-5b32-4981-b658-e5992f28e6c8, Severity=, InvokeTimestamp=2018-07-05T20:21:26.617Z, PartnerName=, ClientIPAddress=0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1, ServerFQDN=localhost, StatusCode= EXIT
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Markers
Markers unambiguously assign semantics to individual log messages. They allow messages that have a specific meaning to be cheaply and easily identified in logger output, without inherently unreliable (and more costly, and less easily enforced) schemes like scanning for magic strings in the text of each log message.
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