logstack
nounUK /ˈlɒɡstæk/
US /ˈlɔːɡstæk/
A logstack is a big pile of logs stacked up together.
We built a logstack next to the shed to keep the firewood dry.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A data structure or software tool that collects and stores log records in order.
The server sends every error to the logstack for later review.
3. A stack of written records or logbooks kept one on top of another.
The archivist sorted the old logstack by date.
4. To arrange logs into a neat pile.
They logstacked the timber before the rain came.