<ul><li>Logs in Linux servers are essential for system administration, providing insights into system behavior, errors, security events, and performance.</li><li>Linux logs are stored in /var/log/ and categorized into system logs, service logs, kernel logs, and application logs.</li><li>Users can view system logs, authentication logs, kernel & boot logs, and service-specific logs, such as web server, database, and application logs.</li><li>Best practices for log management include monitoring critical logs, using log aggregation tools, setting up log alerts, archiving old logs, and automating log monitoring.</li></ul>

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