/check-logs-noteworthy

Review system logs for anything noteworthy (not just errors):

1. Recent system messages: journalctl -n 100 --no-pager
2. Errors and warnings: journalctl -p warning -n 50
3. Critical messages: journalctl -p crit -n 20
4. Kernel messages: dmesg -T | tail -50
5. Authentication events: tail -50 /var/log/auth.log
6. Docker events: docker events --since 24h --until 1s (recent events)
7. Service restarts: journalctl | grep -i "restart" | tail -20
8. OOM events: journalctl | grep -i "out of memory" | tail -10
9. Disk events: journalctl | grep -i "disk\|i/o" | tail -20
10. Segfaults: journalctl | grep -i "segfault" | tail -10

Look for:

• Unusual patterns or repeated messages
• Services starting/stopping unexpectedly
• Hardware errors or warnings
• Security-relevant events
• Performance-related messages
• Configuration changes
• Backup job completions/failures
• Interesting system events (not necessarily problems)

Provide Daniel with:

• Summary: Overall log health (clean / some issues / concerning)
• Notable Events: Interesting occurrences in past 24h
• Patterns: Recurring messages worth knowing
• Errors: Any errors requiring attention
• Performance: Messages about resource usage
• Security: Authentication, firewall, access events
• Services: Notable service activity
• Hardware: Hardware-related messages
• Context: Why each item is noteworthy
• Action Items: Things Daniel should investigate

This is a "what's happening on my server" check, not just error hunting.