If you select a higher level of reporting for events to be logged (i.e. if you log "Info" versus "Events"), what will be the likely result?

Higher logging levels such as 'Info' capture a broader set of events - including informational messages, warnings, and errors - compared to lower levels that record only critical failures. The increased number of log entries written per unit of time directly translates to faster log file size growth, which can have disk space and performance implications.

Higher verbosity produces more numerous and granular log entries, which typically makes logs harder to parse and interpret rather than easier.

Logging level controls which events are written to the log file; it does not trigger real-time alerts or notifications for each recorded item.

A higher logging level records more items, not fewer; reducing the level is what results in fewer entries being logged.