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Is it considered best practice to use file appenders or database appenders in log4net?
This is in a web farm environment hence I’m finding it a struggle managing multiple files for multiple sites – is the database a better way to go, and if so, are there any issues?
I’ve seen some people complain of connection pooling issues for example
My environment is MVC + NHibernate
BY default logging is not asynchronous. Logging to a database is much more expensive than logging to files, but the beauty of Log4Net is you can start with one store and switch if needed.