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# Activitylog Service | ||
It is mandatory to provide a README.md file for each service. This file should contain a brief description of the service and how to use it. | ||
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The `activitylog` service is responsible for storing events (activities) per resource. | ||
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## The Log Service Ecosystem | ||
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Log services like the `activitylog`, `userlog`, `clientlog` and `sse` are responsible for composing notifications for a certain audience. | ||
- The `userlog` service translates and adjusts messages to be human readable. | ||
- The `clientlog` service composes machine readable messages, so clients can act without the need to query the server. | ||
- The `sse` service is only responsible for sending these messages. It does not care about their form or language. | ||
- The `activitylog` service stores events per resource. These can be retrieved to show item activities | ||
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## Activitylog Store | ||
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The `activitylog` stores activities for each resource. It works in conjunction with the `eventhistory` service to keep the data it needs to store to a minimum. |
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