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I have a log of 55GB in size.

I tried:

cat logfile.log | tail

cat logfile.log | tail

But this approach takes a lot of time. Is there any way to read huge files faster or any other approach?

I have a log of 55GB in size.

I tried:

cat logfile.log | tail

But this approach takes a lot of time. Is there any way to read huge files faster or any other approach?

I have a log of 55GB in size.

I tried:

cat logfile.log | tail

But this approach takes a lot of time. Is there any way to read huge files faster or any other approach?

bash tail large-files

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How do I read the last lines of a huge log file?

I have a log of 55GB in size.

I tried:

cat logfile.log | tail

But this approach takes a lot of time. Is there any way to read huge files faster or any other approach?

bash

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