Which is not a potential source of presentation tier log data?

• A. Database audit tables
• B. Git server logs
• C. Application logs
• D. syslog

Answer: (A)

The presentation tier is the layer that handles the user interface and how the application responds to user requests. Logs from this tier come from places that record UI interactions and request handling, such as application logs that show how requests were processed, syslog entries from the web server or host that host the presentation layer, and Git server logs that document code changes and deployments affecting the front end. Database audit tables, on the other hand, live in the data tier and focus on tracking changes and access patterns to the database itself. They aren’t about UI behavior or front-end request handling, so they’re not a typical source of presentation tier log data. If anything was logged there, it would be for data governance, not for monitoring the presentation layer.