Operativsystemloger
Operativsystemloger, or operating system logs, are records produced by computer operating systems that document events, state changes, errors, and security-related actions. They provide a chronological account used for troubleshooting, performance monitoring, security auditing, and forensic analysis. Logs may originate from the kernel, system services, device drivers, and user applications, capturing information such as startup messages, failed authentications, resource usage, and hardware events.
Common types include kernel logs, system or boot logs, security or audit logs, application logs, and network
Collection typically involves local logging on the host and, for larger deployments, centralized gathering with agents
Best practices emphasize enabling appropriate levels of detail, maintaining accurate time via NTP, protecting log integrity