Separating Sitecore Audit Logs into a Dedicated Log File in Sitecore 10.4
Introduction In a Sitecore implementation, application, publishing, and audit messages are often written to the standard Sitecore log files. When troubleshooting or reviewing user activities, finding audit-related entries in a large Sitecore log can become time-consuming. A simple approach to address this is to configure a dedicated Audit Log file that captures Sitecore AUDIT entries separately. This provides a cleaner and more manageable way to review activities such as content updates, publishing, and user actions without having to search through the complete Sitecore log. What is Sitecore Audit Logging? Sitecore generates audit-related log entries for various activities performed within the Sitecore application. For example: AUDIT (sitecore\Admin): Save item: master:/sitecore/content/Home/Sample Item, language: en, version: 1, id: {3ABBD7F1-9C9A-442A-8899-5DE37BFB9B65} This entry provides useful information such as: User who performed the action Action performed Database Item...