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<a href="http://blog.travis-ci.com/2014-04-11-fun-with-logs/" rel="ugc">http://blog.travis-ci.com/2014-04-11-fun-with-logs/</a>
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http://blog.travis-ci.com/2014-04-11-fun-with-logs/ [http://blog.travis-ci.com/2014-04-11-fun-with-logs/]

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still not able to see any link on reading logs from bottom up or up to bottom
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still not able to see any link on reading logs from bottom up or up to bottom

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I heard like<br />
&gt;&gt;&nbsp;system logs contains &nbsp;memory , jvm crash, restart etc system or computer related information<br />
&gt;&gt;application logs has information about the application we developed. To see any application related errors go into the application logs<br />
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What are the best tipes, practices in checking and viewing, understanding production logs. what are the best tools to view production logs real time.How to rread logs from top to bottom or bottom to top. &nbsp;any resources, links, books, ideas highly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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I heard like
>> system logs contains  memory , jvm crash, restart etc system or computer related information
>>application logs has information about the application we developed. To see any application related errors go into the application logs


What are the best tipes, practices in checking and viewing, understanding production logs. what are the best tools to view production logs real time.How to rread logs from top to bottom or bottom to top.  any resources, links, books, ideas highly appreciated. Thanks in advance

system vs application logs, production logs

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