log10124

Log10124 is a code used within the hypothetical Log10124 logging schema, a formal approach to tagging events in software and IT systems. In this framework, a log entry carries a numeric code that identifies the event type, and “log10124” refers to a specific, registered code within the schema.

Structure and usage: A typical Log10124 entry includes a timestamp, a source identifier, a severity level, the code log10124, and a human-written message. The numeric portion 10124 corresponds to a defined event category in the registry. Because the registry may be extended, the exact description associated with 10124 can vary by deployment, but the core aim is consistent tagging for search and analytics. Implementations often present the code alongside the message to allow quick identification without parsing the full text.

Practical use: The code enables efficient filtering, alerting, and cross-system correlation. By standardizing the event type, operators can create uniform dashboards and automated responses across heterogeneous systems.

Example: 2025-12-06T12:30:01Z api-service INFO log10124: Configuration updated by admin.

See also: event code registries, structured logging, logging standards, time-stamp formats.