There are two purposes of logging: log for auditing and log for debugging.

Log for auditing is part of business logic of the application. For example, you want record the resources that a user visited. You know what to log at the development time. This is relatively easy.

Log for debugging is not part of business logic. You do not really know what to log at the development time, so you just generally hard-code many logging statements, hopping some statements will record useful debug information when you need later.

The Audit Log was developed to be a plugin for Limpid Log, which is log for debugging.

The purposes and the issues for these two types of logging are very different. Log for auditing generally generate much less data, so the easiness of use and reliability take higher priority than the performance