event logging

This is not always possible or feasible with event logging solutions.

On the other hand, software tracing has special requirements for performance that are not generally as important in event logging.

If you have event logging set up, you should be aware of crashes anyway.

It includes event logging, performance counters, tracing, and interaction with system processes.

Event logging provides system administrators with information useful for diagnostics and auditing.

Alarm and event logging on appropriate video inputs.

The types of messages that are logged are often less stable through the development cycle than for event logging.

Event logging: regardless of the event type, a good practice should be to record the event and the actions taken.

ChanServ, which provides facilities such as event logging and advanced user/ban management.

Other reasons that event logging solutions based on event codes are inappropriate for software tracing include:

In operating systems, tracing is sometimes useful in situations (such as boot) where some of the technologies used to provide event logging may not be available.

Also supported were remote-node and remote control applications as well as accounting event logging and audit trails.

Unlike event logging, software tracing usually does not have the concept of a "class" of event or an "event code".

Event logging / Tracing (software)

Systemd initializes a platform, but also serves to consolidate event logging, and can replace syslog.

Because event logging is used to log high-level information (often failure information), performance of the logging implementation is often less important.

CLFS can be used for both data logging as well as for event logging.

Event logging and chat logging in either plain text or HTML with optional encryption.

The importance of audit event logging has increased with recent new (post-2000) US and worldwide legislation mandating corporate and enterprise auditing requirements.

It is not uncommon for a rootkit to disable the event logging capacity of an operating system, in an attempt to hide evidence of an attack.

NetFlow Security Event Logging scales better than syslog while offering the same level of detail and granularity in logged events.

Developer documentation for event logging (NT 3.1 through XP), (Windows Vista)

The event logging subsystem in Windows Vista also has been completely overhauled and rewritten around XML to allow applications to more precisely log events.

Various groups are working on draft standards detailing the use of syslog for more than just network and security event logging, such as its proposed application within the health care environment.

Complete IPMI 2.0 implementation, providing sensor and health monitoring, alerting, event logging Serial over LAN etcetera.