Cloud server logs record information about hardware, software, and system problems in the system, and can also monitor events that occur in the system. When the server is invaded or there is a problem with the system or application, the administrator can quickly locate the key to the problem based on the log , and then quickly deal with the problem, which can greatly improve work efficiency and server security. Cloud server Windows system logs are mainly divided into three types, namely system logs, application logs, and security logs, as well as application and service logs.

Windows cloud server log type:

1. System log

The system log contains events recorded by Windows system components, and the types of events recorded by system components are predetermined by Windows.

2. Application logs

The application log contains events logged by an application or program, and the program developer decides which events are logged.

3. Security log

The security log contains events such as valid and invalid login attempts, as well as events related to resource usage, and administrators can specify what events are recorded in the security log.

4. Application and service logs

Application and service logs are a new category of event logs. These logs store events from individual applications or components, rather than events that could affect the entire system.

The method of querying logs in the Windows system cloud server:

1. Log in to the cloud server remotely and enter the server operation interface;

2. On the server operation interface, use the key combination "win+R" to run "eventvwr.msc" to open the event viewer;

3. In the Event Viewer, click "Windows Logs";

4. Select a log in the log list, right-click to find;

5. In the search content box, enter the log type you want to query, and you can quickly find related events.