Too verbose logging when creating a user

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What happened:
During the user creation process, the logging mechanism outputs overly verbose logs, making it challenging for system administrators to quickly track and understand user registration activities. The excessive information in the logs creates unnecessary noise and may hinder effective monitoring.

What you expected to happen:
I expected the user creation logs to be concise and informative. Each log entry should contain essential information, such as the username, timestamp, and relevant user details, without unnecessary verbosity. The logging process should follow a standardized format, facilitating easy parsing and monitoring by system administrators.

How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):

• Initiate the user creation process in the system.
• Observe the generated logs during the user creation activity.
• Note the excessive details and verbosity present in the log entries.

Anything else we need to know?:
It is crucial to streamline the logging process without compromising security or excluding vital information for troubleshooting. The revised logging should maintain an appropriate logging level and include detailed error messages when needed. Additionally, collaboration with the development and operations teams is recommended to ensure that the revised logging meets the needs of system administrators and does not introduce any unintended issues.

Environment:

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