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- **Real-time Compression with CLP Logging Libraries**: CLP provides logging libraries for
[Python][clp-loglib-py] and Java ([Log4j1][log4j1-appenders], [Log4j2][logj42-appenders] and
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- [Logback][logback-appenders]). The logging libraries compress logs in real-time, so only compressed
logs are written to disk or transmitted over the network. The compressed logs use CLP's intermediate
representation (IR) format which achieves a higher compression ratio than general purpose compressors
like Zstandard. Compressing IR into archives can further double the compression ratio and enable
global search, but this requires more memory usage as it needs to buffer enough logs. More details
on IR versus archives can be found in this [Uber Engineering Blog][uber-blog].
[Logback][logback-appenders]). The logging libraries compress logs in real-time, so only
compressed logs are written to disk or transmitted over the network. The compressed logs use
CLP's intermediate representation (IR) format which achieves a higher compression ratio than
general purpose compressors like Zstandard. Compressing IR into archives can further double the
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compression ratio and enable global search, but this requires more memory usage as it needs to
buffer enough logs. More details on IR versus archives can be found in this
[Uber Engineering Blog][uber-blog].

- **[Log Viewer][log-viewer]**: the compressed IR can be viewed in a web-based log viewer. Compared
to viewing the logs in an editor, CLP's log viewer supports advanced features like filtering logs
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- **Real-time Compression with CLP Logging Libraries**: CLP provides logging libraries for
[Python][clp-loglib-py] and Java ([Log4j1][log4j1-appenders], [Log4j2][log4j2-appenders], and
[Logback][logback-appenders]). The logging libraries compress logs in real-time, so only
compressed logs are written to disk or transmitted over the network. The compressed logs use CLP's
intermediate representation (IR) format which achieves a higher compression ratio than general
purpose compressors like Zstandard. Compressing IR into archives can further double the compression
ratio and enable global search, but this requires more memory usage as it needs to buffer enough
logs. More details on IR versus archives can be found in this [Uber Engineering Blog][uber-blog].
compressed logs are written to disk or transmitted over the network. The compressed logs use
CLP's intermediate representation (IR) format which achieves a higher compression ratio than
general purpose compressors like Zstandard. Compressing IR into archives can further double the
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compression ratio and enable global search, but this requires more memory usage as it needs to
buffer enough logs. More details on IR versus archives can be found in this
[Uber Engineering Blog][uber-blog].

- **[Log Viewer][log-viewer]**: the compressed IR can be viewed in a web-based log viewer. Compared
to viewing the logs in an editor, CLP's log viewer supports advanced features like filtering logs
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