Ie, how much can you infer about an information processing system if you only have its logs to work with (both normal ops and crash) with no access to code/database schemas? Assume logs are typical design, verbose, unencrypted, unobfuscated
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Quality and quantity of logging varies wildly, so it's hard to say
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Yeah, sometimes you can infer lots other times little. Logging philosophy varies too as many log everything and others only exceptionshttps://blog.codinghorror.com/the-problem-with-logging/ …
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Another metaphor would be Tables - legislation, Logs - case law. Cos that works both ways which is nice
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Logs emergent, runtime, real-world, history, empirical. Tables/schema initial, aspirational, idealistic, utopian, plan-ey. One’s before First Contact With the Enemy, the other after.
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