Spring Boot - LoggingWhy is it generally not recommended to set the Spring Boot log level to TRACE in a production environment?ATRACE logs can expose sensitive information and degrade performanceBTRACE logs do not provide enough detail for debuggingCTRACE logs are only for error messagesDTRACE logs disable other log levelsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand TRACE log level impactTRACE logs are very detailed and can include sensitive data.Step 2: Consider production environment needsHigh volume of TRACE logs can slow down the app and clutter logs.Final Answer:TRACE logs can expose sensitive information and degrade performance -> Option AQuick Check:TRACE level risks security and performance in production [OK]Quick Trick: Avoid TRACE in production to protect data and speed [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking TRACE is only for errorsBelieving TRACE disables other logsAssuming TRACE logs are minimal
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