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Introduction: Smart Inspect has added quite a few features specifically tailored to high scalability and high performance environments to our tool over the years. This includes the ability to log to memory and dump log files on demand (when a crash occurs for example), special backlog queue features, a log service application for central log storage and a lot more. Additionally, our SmartInspect Console (the viewer application) makes viewing, filtering and inspecting large amounts of logging data a lot easier/practical.
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