In the TTrace default configuration, after how many days will the log files be deleted?

Ola B.May 20, 2026

The correct answer is D, 10 days. In TTrace's default configuration, log files are automatically purged after 10 days, so if you spin up a lab environment and let it run without touching the retention settings, you will see those logs disappear right at that 10-day mark.

Orla P.May 26, 2026

D is your answer, 10 days is the TTrace default retention period before logs get wiped. I almost talked myself into 30 on test day because that number gets thrown around so much in the retention discussions, but I slowed down, remembered the default config specifically, and clicked D with about four seconds to spare.

Lena V.Jun 4, 2026

The correct answer is D, 10 days. In the TTrace default configuration, log files are retained for 10 days before automatic deletion kicks in, which is a relatively short window designed to keep disk usage manageable in production environments. If your shop has compliance or audit requirements, this default almost always needs to be bumped up before you go live, because 10 days will catch you off guard during an incident investigation that stretches into week two. Know that number cold for the exam, and also know it is configurable so you can expect scenario questions where they change the retention period and ask you what happens next.