Definition: The "280_filter_mongodb_log.conf" is a configuration file used by MongoDB to filter logs based on certain conditions. It's typically used in conjunction with MongoDB’s Logging API or settings for logging. The "280" indicates that the log data should be filtered at least 280 bytes, and "filter" filters out any log events exceeding this threshold. For example, a typical configuration could look like this: ``` { "log_filters": { "events_above_280_bytes": { "message": "Log message", "timestamp": "current_timestamp", "level": "INFO" } }, "log_stream": "default_log_stream" } ```
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