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mlog - AI Agent Logging Guide
- ALWAYS USE
github.com/milvus-io/milvus/pkg/v3/mlogPACKAGE TO LOG. - NEVER USE
zapORlogPACKAGE DIRECTLY.
Rules
- Every log call must receive a
ctx context.Context. Never passnil. Choose ctx by priority: function parameter ctx > struct-level ctx (e.g.s.ctx) >context.TODO(). Usecontext.TODO()only when no request/component context is available, and do not usecontext.Background()for logging. - If the current struct has a
*mlog.Loggerfield, use it. Otherwise use package-level functions likemlog.Info(ctx, ...). - When a predefined
FieldXxxexists for a key, always useFieldXxx(val). Never writemlog.Int64("segmentID", v). - In loops or hot paths, use
Ratedvariants:mlog.RatedInfo(ctx, limit, msg, fields...). - For Debug logs on hot paths where field construction is expensive (
fmt.Sprintf, serialization, iteration), guard withLevelEnabled. mlog.Anyhas poor performance. Use only when the type is unknown.
Logging
// Package-level
mlog.Info(ctx, "segment loaded", mlog.FieldSegmentID(id), mlog.Duration("cost", d))
mlog.Error(ctx, "flush failed", mlog.Err(err))
// Logger method (when struct has *mlog.Logger)
l.Info(ctx, "search started", mlog.Int64("nq", nq))
// Rate-limited (loops / hot paths). limit = events per second; rate.Inf = unlimited
mlog.RatedWarn(ctx, 1.0, "lagging", mlog.Int64("gap", gap))
// LevelEnabled guard (hot path + expensive field construction)
if mlog.LevelEnabled(mlog.DebugLevel) {
mlog.Debug(ctx, "detail", mlog.String("dump", strings.Join(paths, ",")))
}
Choosing log level:
| Level | When to use |
|---|---|
Debug |
Internal state details useful only during development or troubleshooting. Disabled in production by default. |
Info |
Normal operational events: startup, shutdown, configuration loaded, request completed, task finished. |
Warn |
Unexpected but recoverable situations: timeout retry, transient RPC failure with retry, fallback path taken, deprecated API called. |
Error |
Operation failed and cannot be completed: unrecoverable RPC failure, data corruption, invariant broken. Always attach mlog.Err(err). |
Fatal |
Process cannot continue. Calls os.Exit(1). Use only during initialization for unrecoverable setup failures. |
DPanic / Panic |
Reserved for "should never happen" invariant violations. Rarely used. |
Each level has a corresponding Rated variant. Logger methods have the same signature as package-level functions. |
Constructing Fields
Priority: FieldXxx(val) > typed constructor like mlog.String(key, val) > mlog.Any(key, val).
Predefined FieldXxx (key is built-in; never write the key string manually):
| Function | Type | Built-in Key |
|---|---|---|
FieldNodeID(v) |
int64 | nodeID |
FieldModule(v) |
string | module |
FieldTraceID(v) |
string | traceID |
FieldSpanID(v) |
string | spanID |
FieldDbID(v) |
int64 | dbID |
FieldDbName(v) |
string | dbName |
FieldCollectionID(v) |
int64 | collectionID |
FieldCollectionName(v) |
string | collectionName |
FieldPartitionID(v) |
int64 | partitionID |
FieldPartitionName(v) |
string | partitionName |
FieldSegmentID(v) |
int64 | segmentID |
FieldIndexID(v) |
int64 | indexID |
FieldFieldID(v) |
int64 | fieldID |
FieldTaskID(v) |
int64 | taskID |
FieldBroadcastID(v) |
int64 | broadcastID |
FieldJobID(v) |
int64 | jobID |
FieldBuildID(v) |
int64 | buildID |
FieldVChannel(v) |
string | vchannel |
FieldPChannel(v) |
string | pchannel |
FieldMessageID(v) |
ObjectMarshaler | messageID |
FieldMessage(v) |
ObjectMarshaler | message |
Generic typed constructors (use when no predefined FieldXxx exists; function names match Go types):
String / Int64 / Int / Float64 / Bool / Duration / Time / Stringer / Binary / Err (key fixed to "error"), etc.
Each type has pointer variant Xxxp and slice variant Xxxs. See field.go for the full list.
Binding Fields
Should the field follow the request chain (bind to ctx)?
├─ Yes → ctx = mlog.WithFields(ctx, fields...)
│ Lazily encoded; fields keep insertion order and duplicate keys are preserved.
│ To propagate across gRPC, add OptPropagated():
│ mlog.WithFields(ctx, mlog.FieldCollectionID(id, mlog.OptPropagated()))
│
└─ No → Bind to a Logger
├─ Component-level (struct lifetime) → mlog.With(fields...) stored as a field
├─ Function-level (shared across multiple log calls in scope) → l := mlog.With(fields...) as local var
└─ Fields may be filtered by level → mlog.WithLazy(fields...) — lazily encoded
// Bind to ctx at request entry point
ctx = mlog.WithFields(ctx, mlog.FieldCollectionID(collID), mlog.String("request_id", reqID))
// Bind to Logger at component construction
l := mlog.With(mlog.FieldModule("querynode"), mlog.FieldNodeID(nodeID))
// Local Logger to eliminate repeated fields within a function
func (s *compactor) compact(ctx context.Context, segID int64, plan *Plan) error {
l := mlog.With(mlog.FieldSegmentID(segID), mlog.Int64("planID", plan.ID))
l.Info(ctx, "compact start")
// ...
l.Info(ctx, "compact done", mlog.Duration("cost", elapsed))
return nil
}