問題文
A single failing optic starts logging an error many times per second, and the volume pushes older messages out of the collection system's window. What is the appropriate response?
選択肢
- Raise the severity threshold for the whole environment so that no message of that class is recorded anywhere, and the collection window then holds the same span of time again.
- Suppress or rate limit the repeated message for that interface while the fault is being handled, so the rest of the record remains usable.
- Increase the size of the collection window so that all messages fit, which resolves the problem without any change to what is recorded, and the older messages stay available for the same period.
- Disable logging on the affected device entirely until the optic is replaced, because a device that is known to be faulty produces no information of value and its messages can safely be excluded from the record for the duration of the fault.