Stack trace

Developers use the stack trace in the debug process, either an interactive investigation or during the post-mortem. No configuration is required to generate a stack trace.

Stack trace adds the following:

Name	Description
Prints binary BuildID	The Strip utility removes unneeded sections and debugging
	information to reduce the size. This method is standard with
	containers where the image size is essential. The BuildID lets
	you resolve the stack trace when the Strip utility removes the
	binary symbols table.
Print the server version information	The version information establishes the starting point for
	analysis. Some applications, such as MySQL, only print this
	information to a log on startup, and when the crash occurs, the
	log may be large, rotated, or truncated.

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