Refer to the exhibit. The IT team is creating a new design for a logging system. The system must be able to collect logs from different components of the infrastructure using the SNMP protocol. When t

A message queue is used for buffering and reliable transport of messages, but it does not perform the parsing and structuring of raw log data itself.

A web server is typically responsible for serving the graphical UI to users, not for processing or structuring the collected log data before it's displayed.

After collecting raw log data, especially via protocols like SNMP which may provide unstructured or semi-structured messages, a log parser is essential. Its role is to process these raw logs, extract meaningful fields (e.g., timestamp, severity, source, event ID), and transform them into a structured format, making the data suitable for storage in a database and subsequent presentation in a graphical user interface for analysis by the NOC team.

A time-series database is used to store parsed and structured log data for efficient querying and visualization, but it relies on the data already being processed into a suitable format by a preceding component like a log parser.