"Logpoints are especially useful for injecting logging while debugging production servers that cannot be paused or stopped."

There is a lot more going on with them than you might realize. Not sure how coupled it is to the nodejs/kubernetes/Azure stuff they have built into VSCode, but it seems like a working example of the future. Sorta like time travel debugging in node-chakracore.

Windows has this facility called EWT that lets you setup all sorts of eventing/tracing that is actually not present(the calls) in the code unless the EWT facility injects the code necessary to enable it into the running process. This allows you to dynamically enable and disable event sources based on stuff like.. whether or not something is currently subscribing to it. Worth looking into just for the sheer amazement of it if you are not a Windows developer and familiar with it.