NGINX is a powerful web server and logging is a critical piece to managing a web server. In this article we explain the two log types: access and error, and how to work with them.
In this article we explain the two log types: access and error, and how to work with them.
Ubuntu is a popular linux distribution and this article explains how logs are generated, where they are stored, and what they capture.
Some logs require immediate response to prevent a breach or to recover a broken system. Today's critical logs are the PHP fatal errors.
Microsoft Office365 (Azure-based) offers a very powerful audit trail of Exchange email logs. In this guide, we will explain how they look like and what to take from them.
HTTP User agents are a big part of how browsers and web servers communicate. In this article, we cover what they are and the most common user agents.
Understanding the logs from Dropbear, a SSH server meant for low memory systems. Useful to understand the logs from your routers, including OpenWrt, Ubiquiti, Unifi, etc.
Everything you probably don't need to know about NGINX error logs.