A building-permit team needs application print lines from an Oracle Function, not the tenancy’s public-API trail. Which Logging kind should they enable for that Functions output?
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Short Explanation
Audit is the locked front-desk ledger of public API calls—always there, read-only. Service logs are the categories you flip on for Functions or API Gateway; custom logs are what your process or an agent pushes in.
Full Explanation
OCI Logging distinguishes Audit logs (the tenancy’s public-API trail, read-only and always present), service logs (categories you enable on native resources such as Functions invocation, API Gateway, or Events), and custom logs (what your process or an agent ingests). Enabling the wrong kind is a common miss: Audit does not replace Functions invocation or application stdout capture. Vault and Streaming are not substitutes for choosing the correct log kind.