Serverless architecture presents unique challenges for logging due to its transient nature, where functions are executed briefly in temporary containers, complicating fault diagnosis and root cause analysis. Effective logging is crucial as it allows for the tracking of functions' execution and the identification of issues, even when instances no longer exist after a crash. To address these challenges, strategies such as linking functions to capture logs and using centralized log management systems like the ELK Stack or Kinesis Firehose are employed to ensure data is preserved and analyzed post-execution. These solutions enable teams to maintain application functionality, quickly respond to failures, and protect against malicious activities by providing a comprehensive view of the application’s status and behavior. Despite the advantages of serverless in reducing maintenance and scaling costs, logging remains a complex task that requires innovative solutions to ensure reliable application monitoring and troubleshooting.