Add componentConsole config to decouple logging from storage location

[leandrowilliam]

Closes

Closes #1464

Overview

Allows component console output to be configured independently of the registry's storage location (local filesystem vs remote).

Solution

Add a new configuration option to control component logging, allowing:

• Console output in development and debugging scenarios
• Custom logging implementations for monitoring integration
• Disabled by default in production for security and performance

cc: @kmcrawford @GinGatt

[ricardo-devis-agullo]

Hi, the distinction here is not local filesystem or remote storage, but local development or production. I don't think it's a great idea to let all components log on the registry without control. Even if we were I don't think enableComponentConsoleOutput is a great name, and even in that case, if we are going to give a pass to let components log, it might be better to let the the registry provide a console interface ({ componentConsole: console }), so perhaps you could pass a console interface that sends logs to a monitoring provider instead

[leandrowilliam]

Hi, the distinction here is not local filesystem or remote storage, but local development or production. I don't think it's a great idea to let all components log on the registry without control. Even if we were I don't think enableComponentConsoleOutput is a great name, and even in that case, if we are going to give a pass to let components log, it might be better to let the the registry provide a console interface ({ componentConsole: console }), so perhaps you could pass a console interface that sends logs to a monitoring provider instead

Got it, thanks for the clarification. I agree with that direction. I’ll update the approach and push the changes shortly

[leandrowilliam]

@ricardo-devis-agullo Let me know if that works for you or if you think we should adjust anything else. Thanks

Update: I also left a note in the issue

[leandrowilliam]

@ricardo-devis-agullo Hi, do you have any updates on this one? Thanks