NGINX records two types of logs: access logs that track visitor activity (requests, IPs, response codes, user agents) and error logs that capture server issues and warnings. Both can be configured with custom formats and severity levels. Access logs use the `access_log` directive with customizable formats to track metrics like
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IntroductionPrerequisitesLogs in NGINXWhat is NGINX access log?What is NGINX error log?How to enable NGINX access log?Apply Custom Format in Access LogHow to enable NGINX error log?Nginx Error Log Severity LevelsChanging Log Verbosity in NGINXUsing NGINX Logs to Troubleshoot Performance and Security IssuesIntegrating NGINX Logs with Monitoring and Analysis ToolsBreakdown of NGINX Log Format VariablesFrequently Asked QuestionsConclusionSort: