Description: A log trace is a sequence of log entries that provides a detailed view of a process or transaction. These entries are generated by various computer systems and applications to document events, errors, warnings, and other relevant data that occur during the execution of programs. The main feature of a log trace is its ability to offer a temporal and sequential context, allowing developers and system administrators to understand how a specific event unfolded. Additionally, log traces are fundamental for debugging, as they help identify issues and track interactions within a system. In various environments, these logs are essential for observability, enabling teams to monitor the state of applications and respond quickly to incidents. The information contained in a log trace can include details such as the event time, event type, severity level, and descriptive messages, facilitating pattern identification and informed decision-making to improve system performance and security.
