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controls include toggleable options for Timestamp, Log Level, Content, and Replica information. These filters allow you to customize the
log display based on your specific debugging or monitoring requirements.</p> <p>The timestamp display defaults to UTC format, ensuring consistent time references across different geographical locations and team members.</p> <p>The main log display area presents a paginated view of log entries. By default the latest 50 lines are loaded and by clicking the
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