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+==== Use JSON format for logs
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+The default configuration contains an unused `Console-JSON` appender which formats logs as JSON.
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+To use it, you can update the `AppenderRef` in the `Loggers` block or add a new one.
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+==== Stream logs to a remote server
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+You need to declare a Socket appender in `log4j-appenders.xml` to stream to a remote server. You can choose to use Socket with various formats, such as JSONLayout or PatternLayout.
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+As example, this configuration is used to stream JSON-formatted log entries to a remote server, such as Logstash, for further processing and analysis.
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+Then, do not forget to reference this new appender in `Loggers` block:
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=== Bonita Studio
To change the Bonita Studio log level (usually to debug Studio), go to the Studio installation folder, configuration directory, and edit the `config.ini` file. You need to set the property `eclipse.log.level` to one of the following values: INFO, WARNING or ERROR.