What type of log is typically not subject to immediate analysis?

Archived logs are generally not subject to immediate analysis because they have been stored for long-term retention after their initial usability has passed. These logs are typically compressed or moved to slower storage solutions, making them less accessible for real-time monitoring or analysis processes. Instead, they are retained primarily for compliance, historical reference, or forensic purposes.

In contrast, raw logs, analytic logs, and indexed logs are designed for quicker access and analysis. Raw logs are the original log data generated by systems, analytic logs are processed logs designed for specific insights, and indexed logs are structured to allow efficient querying and retrieval. Thus, archived logs stand out as they may require unarchiving or additional steps to access and analyze, delaying immediate insights from that data.