Here’s a breakdown of what each column in the logs means:

• Timestamp: Exact moment the event occurred.
• Page: The PHP file or endpoint that generated the log.
• Action: What the system was doing (example: “Step 2 Summary”).
• Status: success, info, warning, or error.
• Message: Human-readable description of the result.
• Payload: JSON details such as row counts, snapshot dates, computed values, etc.
• Duration: How long the operation took (in milliseconds).
• Trigger: cli, manual (browser), or automated (curl/cron).
• Origin: The URL or page that triggered the event.
• IP Address: Client IP for traceability.
• User Agent: The device/browser the request came from.
• Server Name: Which server processed the request.

These logs help with debugging, tracking performance, tracing automation issues, and maintaining full system visibility.