Logging and Monitoring

Logging and monitoring are interchangeable terms that refer to the same activity.

Logging and monitoring are two separate activities that serve different purposes. (correct)

Logging is a subset of monitoring, providing a history of activities in the environment being logged.

Monitoring is a subset of logging, focusing on observing information about the environment being monitored.

Logging provides evidence for audits and investigations. (correct)

Logging allows organizations to monitor resource shortages.

Logging helps organizations determine the correct level of monitoring.

Logging ensures the arrival of desirable conditions.

Monitoring ensures the arrival of desirable conditions.

Monitoring provides evidence for audits and investigations.

Monitoring focuses on observing information to discover undesirable conditions. (correct)

Monitoring allows organizations to determine the correct level of logging.