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- **Message**: A descriptive message providing details about the event, error, or activity.
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- **Source**: Information about the source or origin of the event, such as the application, module, or process responsible.
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There are various log [file formats](../files/File%20Formats.md) used in computing environments, each with its own structure and characteristics. Here are some common log file formats:
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There are various log file formats used in computing environments, each with its own structure and characteristics. Here are some common log file formats:
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- **Plain Text Logs**: Plain text logs are the simplest and most widely used format. Each log entry typically consists of human-readable text, with fields separated by delimiters such as spaces, commas, or tabs. Plain text logs are easy to create, read, and parse, making them a popular choice for logging in many applications.
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- **[JSON](../files/JSON.md) Logs**: Logs formatted in [JSON](../files/JSON.md) (JavaScript Object Notation) have a structured format where each log entry is represented as a [JSON](../files/JSON.md) object. [JSON](../files/JSON.md) logs include key-value pairs that provide detailed information about the event, such as timestamp, severity level, message, and additional metadata. [JSON](../files/JSON.md) logs are machine-readable and easily parsed by log analysis tools and frameworks.
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