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Cloud Logging

Cloud Logging is a managed service that collects, stores, and analyzes log data from applications and infrastructure running in cloud environments. It provides centralized log management with features like real-time monitoring, search, and alerting, enabling developers and operations teams to troubleshoot issues, audit activities, and gain insights into system performance. It is commonly offered as part of cloud platforms like Google Cloud, AWS, and Azure.

Also known as: Cloud Log Management, Managed Logging Service, Centralized Logging, Log Analytics, Cloud-based Logging
🧊Why learn Cloud Logging?

Developers should use Cloud Logging when building or maintaining applications in the cloud to centralize logs from distributed systems, which simplifies debugging and monitoring across microservices or serverless architectures. It is essential for compliance and security auditing, as it helps track user activities and system events, and it supports real-time alerting to quickly respond to incidents, improving operational reliability and reducing downtime.

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