<ul><li>Logs are an important aspect of Linux system administration, providing insights into system health, security, and performance.</li><li>In Red Hat-based systems, two powerful logging mechanisms coexist: journalctl and classic plain-text logs in /var/log.</li><li>The journalctl command allows for viewing and filtering logs, managing journal size and retention, and analyzing logs by time or priority.</li><li>Classic logs in /var/log provide easy-to-work-with log files for specific purposes, such as system events, authentication logs, and web server logs.</li></ul>

Log Management with `journalctl` and `/var/log` in Red Hat Linux

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