Logfile
Pronunciation: /ˈlɑɡfɪəl/
Logfile (noun)
- A file that stores a computer’s recorded events, such as errors, actions, or messages, for later checking.
- A log file made by a server to keep track of requests, system changes, and problems over time.
Examples
- The logfile records every action the user takes.
- A logfile can show what happened during the session.