The `SysLogHandler` is a logging handler in the Python logging module that allows sending log messages to the system's syslog facility. Syslog is a standard logging protocol used in Unix-like systems to collect and process log messages. This handler provides a way to redirect log messages from Python code to the system syslog, which can then be stored and analyzed centrally. The `SysLogHandler` class offers various configuration options, such as specifying the syslog facility, level of messages to be logged, and formatting options. Using this handler, developers can integrate their Python applications with the system logging infrastructure and ensure that the log messages are properly routed and stored for monitoring and troubleshooting purposes.
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