What does the message "Ingested log data is trimmed" indicate?

The message "Ingested log data is trimmed" indicates that the log ingest limit has been exceeded. In systems like Dynatrace that handle large volumes of data, there are often thresholds set to manage performance and resource usage. When the amount of log data ingested surpasses these limits, the system may automatically trim or discard some of the data to continue functioning effectively and maintain stability.

This message serves as a warning that not all ingested data may be retained, highlighting the need for monitoring and possibly adjusting the ingestion settings to ensure that important logs are captured and stored appropriately. Understanding this helps users to manage their logging practices and set expectations for data availability.

The other options relate to different scenarios, such as data processing speed, archiving visibility, or issues with log formatting, but they do not directly address the specific implications of the trimming message.