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Proxy supports per-target log level overrides using the pattern `CS_LOG__{TARGET}_LEVEL`. Each target corresponds to an internal component, and can be set independently of the global `CS_LOG__LEVEL`.
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Valid values: `error`, `warn`, `info`, `debug`, `trace`. Default for all targets: `info`.
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| Environment variable | Target | Description |
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|---|---|---|
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|`CS_LOG__DEVELOPMENT_LEVEL`|`DEVELOPMENT`| General development logging |
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|`CS_LOG__AUTHENTICATION_LEVEL`|`AUTHENTICATION`| Client authentication and SASL |
Example — enable debug logging for encryption and ZeroKMS:
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```bash
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CS_LOG__ENCRYPT_LEVEL="debug"
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CS_LOG__ZEROKMS_LEVEL="debug"
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```
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### Docker-specific configuration
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As a convenience for local development, if you use [Proxy's Docker container](../proxy.Dockerfile) with its default entrypoint and the below environment variables set, the EQL SQL will be applied to the database, and an example schema (for example, with the `users` table, from the [README Getting Started example](../README.md#getting-started)) will be loaded. These are turned on by default in the [development `docker-compose.yml`](../docker-compose.yml):
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