What happens when the custom logging reaches its file size limit?

When custom logging reaches its file size limit, the system typically implements a rollover mechanism to manage log files. When this happens, the current log file is archived, and a new log file is created to capture future logs. This approach ensures that previous log entries can still be accessed while continuing to log new entries without interruption.

This method of archiving helps maintain a history of log messages, which can be essential for debugging and auditing purposes. Archiving prevents the loss of important information that could be useful for developers and system administrators who need to analyze system behavior over time.

Suspending logging for the day would not be an effective method because it would obstruct logging important events that occur during that time, making it challenging to troubleshoot issues or maintain system operations reliably. The other options regarding deletion or overwriting of logs also do not align with standard practices for handling log files, as such methods would compromise the integrity and availability of log data.