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XMPro Log Events

Introduction

When your XMPro application stops responding, data streams fail, or users report performance issues, log events are your first line of defense for rapid diagnosis. Each XMPro component generates structured log events with specific messages that pinpoint exactly what's happening in your system - from authentication failures and database connection issues to performance bottlenecks and configuration errors. These detailed event references help you interpret what's happening in your system and assess the severity of issues affecting your XMPro deployment.

Log Event References

Each product link below provides complete log event listings with message templates and trigger contexts. Log levels in decreasing severity are critical, fatal, error, warning, information, debug, trace, and verbose.

Troubleshooting

Understanding what log events mean for your technical work is essential - these structured events help you quickly identify root causes, set up automated monitoring and alerts, track system performance, generate audit trails, and provide detailed diagnostic information when working with XMPro support.

Log events are crucial for:

  • Debugging application issues - Identify specific problems in your XMPro applications
  • Monitoring system health - Track the overall health and performance of your XMPro deployment
  • Audit trails - Maintain records of system activities and user actions
  • Performance analysis - Understand system behavior and identify bottlenecks

Each log event document provides detailed information about events and severity levels.

Tip

For Azure Terraform deployments, see the Azure Terraform Troubleshooting Guide for information on accessing logs through Application Insights.

Summary

XMPro log events provide structured diagnostic information across all platform components, enabling rapid issue identification and system health monitoring. Use the product-specific event references above to decode system behavior, assess issue severity, and maintain optimal XMPro performance.

Last modified: December 16, 2025