What is recommended to increase local event logging detail?

Increasing the local event logging detail is best achieved by raising the logging level to debug. When set to debug, the system captures a more granular level of information about internal operations, which can include detailed messages about system processes, events, errors, and overall performance. This is particularly beneficial during troubleshooting or when there is a need to closely monitor specific activities within the system.

Choosing to set the logging level to verbose can increase detail but does not typically provide the same depth of information as debug does. While changing log formats could alter how information is displayed, it doesn’t inherently increase the amount of detail captured in the logs. Performing regular backups is a best practice for data protection but does not affect the level of detail in local event logging.