The article provides a detailed guide on using Strapi, a headless CMS, as a backend solution for logging management in applications. It outlines the step-by-step process to configure Strapi to collect and display logs from frontend applications, eliminating the need for additional logging services, which often require paid subscriptions. The tutorial covers setting up Strapi with Docker, creating a new content-type for logs, and configuring APIs for log ingestion. Additionally, it demonstrates the integration of a custom JavaScript library that overrides the standard console log functions to send logs to the Strapi backend. The guide also includes an example of a Vue.js application that utilizes this setup, showcasing how logs can be sent and managed effectively. The tutorial emphasizes Strapi's flexibility and potential for customization, enabling developers to build more complex logging solutions tailored to specific application needs. The author shares their extensive experience in technology and project management, highlighting the versatility and control offered by Strapi in developing robust and scalable logging systems.