Hi @Tevon2.0 ,
This is a description of the Restrict log disk space usage:
For your question, I am not quite able to give an exact storage space for track logs. Because this may be related to your SharePoint Farm traffic, your SharePoint operation type and Trace log levels.
Here are some trace logging setting best practices:
1.Change the drive to which the server writes logs.
Because trace logging can use a large amount of drive space and compromise drive performance, you should configure SharePoint Server to write to another drive on which SharePoint Server is not installed.
2.Set the appropriate Trace log levels.
Set the trace log level to determine what logs will be logged, which will reduce the size of the logs.
3.Enable event log flooding protection.
If this option is enabled, then it will prevent writing many repetitive events in the logs. If an event occurs 5 times in 2 minutes, then it will surpass the same event for next 2 minutes. It logs the summary of the event along with several times it repeats. It is highly recommended to enable this option.
You can go to Central Administration->Monitoring->Reporting->Configure diagnostic logging for the above configuration.
For more details about configuring trace logs please check: Configure diagnostic logging in SharePoint Server - SharePoint Server | Microsoft Learn
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