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| Command | Prototype | Description |
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|[`@INCLUDE`](commands.md#cmd_include)|`@INCLUDE FILE`| Include a configuration file. |
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|[`@SET`](commands.md#cmd_set)|`@SET KEY=VAL`| Set a configuration variable. |
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|[`@INCLUDE`](#include)|`@INCLUDE FILE`| Include a configuration file. |
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|[`@SET`](#set)|`@SET KEY=VAL`| Set a configuration variable. |
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## `@INCLUDE` <aid="cmd_include"></a>
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## `@INCLUDE`
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Configuring a logging pipeline might lead to an extensive configuration file. In order to maintain a human-readable configuration, split the configuration in multiple files.
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Tag varlog.*
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### outputs.conf
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### `outputs.conf`
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The following is an example of an `outputs.conf` file, like the one called in the previous example.
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Logstash_Format On
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## `@SET` <aid="cmd_set"></a>
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## `@SET`
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Fluent Bit supports [configuration variables](variables.md). One way to expose this variables to Fluent Bit is through setting a shell environment variable, the other is through the `@SET` command.
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