What can you find in the api_key.csv log?

The api_key.csv log is primarily used to maintain a record of the service accounts in the system. This log file typically contains information about the different service accounts that have been created, including their associated API keys which are essential for authenticating and authorizing access to various API endpoints. This context enables the monitoring and management of service accounts effectively, ensuring security and compliance with access control policies.

Other options focus on aspects that are not stored in the api_key.csv log. For example, while a list of API endpoints (option A) is vital for understanding how to interact with the API, that information is generally documented elsewhere rather than logged in the api_key.csv file. Similarly, error logs for API access (option C) would typically be recorded in a separate logging mechanism that captures runtime issues rather than in the context of service accounts. Lastly, details on user permissions (option D) would be managed within a different context which focuses on user roles and access rights, rather than the specifics of service account management found in api_key.csv.