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# `log-filter`
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**Parameter Details**  

|  |  | 
| --- |--- |
| Default | (empty) | 
| Allowed Values | String, max 1,024 characters | 
| Category | Logging | 

**Detailed Explanation:**

Configures log filtering using the Rust `tracing` subscriber filter syntax. Examples: `info`, `warn`, `influxdb3_write=debug`, `influxdb3_write=debug,influxdb3_server=info`.

**Recommendation:** Leave empty (default) for production. Use component-specific filters (e.g., `influxdb3_write=debug`) for targeted troubleshooting. Never leave debug/trace enabled in production long-term.