What type of logs provide component level entries such as service up or down?

Console logs are designed to provide real-time feedback on the status of various components within a system, including entries that indicate whether a service is up or down. These logs help administrators monitor the functioning of applications and detect any changes in the operational state of components. They are particularly useful for tracking the overall performance and health of services, which makes them suitable for reporting component-level information.

Other log types have different focuses; for instance, debug logs typically capture detailed information used for troubleshooting, but they may not always reflect the operational status of services. Error logs concentrate on capturing issues or failures within applications, while trace logs usually provide a more granular level of detail regarding the execution flow of applications, often intended for debugging complex issues rather than monitoring service availability. Therefore, console logs are the most appropriate choice for observing component-level entries such as service status changes.