Description: Log streaming is the process by which log data is continuously sent to a monitoring service. This process is fundamental for the management and supervision of computer systems, as it allows administrators and IT teams to obtain real-time information about the status and performance of applications and infrastructure. Logs, which are files that document events, transactions, and errors, are constantly generated on servers, applications, and network devices. By transmitting these logs to a monitoring system, it facilitates the detection of anomalies, identification of issues, and performance optimization. Log transmission can be carried out through different protocols and technologies, such as Syslog, REST API, or specific monitoring tools. This practice not only improves visibility into operations but also enables the automation of incident response, contributing to a more efficient and proactive management of technological resources. In a business environment where availability and performance are critical, log streaming becomes an essential tool for ensuring service continuity and end-user satisfaction.
