CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application is related to U.S. patent application Ser. No. 16/389,778 by Bragdon, et al., “Log Tokenization In An Integration Platform,” filed herewith which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.

BACKGROUND

An integration platform may allow an organization to design, implement, and deploy software systems that integrate and harness resources from across an organization's technical landscape. Such resources may include applications, services, and data sources regardless of the operating systems, programming languages, data types, and other differences in the system resources. An integration platform may include functional components to design integration applications, retrieve and transform data, interact with various application programming interfaces (APIs), deploy integration applications to users, and otherwise maintain such applications.

Often, development of an integration application requires writing, testing, building, and maintaining significant amounts of logging and/or diagnostic code that is largely boilerplate, inefficient, difficult to maintain, and frequently a source of software bugs and security issues. Further, logging code and diagnostic code is rarely integrated with visualization tools or centralized software management policies. As such, logging and diagnostic code often presents many challenges throughout the software development cycle, especially to developers endeavoring to improve the efficiency and usability of an integration application via data-driven design.

