During failover events, which logging state typically occurs in a high availability setup?

In high availability setups, during failover events, the logging state tends to shift to a minimal or no logging configuration to ensure that system performance is prioritized. This is crucial during times when the infrastructure is under stress or transitioning between active and standby systems. The primary goal during a failover is to maintain service continuity and stability, which can be compromised if extensive logging is active, as this can consume precious system resources and potentially lead to further complications.

Disabling or minimizing logging helps keep the system responsive during the transition, allowing for a smoother recovery process. Once the failover is completed and the system stabilizes, logging can typically be restored to its normal state to ensure proper monitoring and oversight going forward. Other options suggesting that logging continues or is redirected do not accurately represent best practices during such critical operational scenarios.