=== /loggers
This endpoint allows you to view and modify the log levels for the loggers in your
application.  It builds on top of the `LoggingSystem` abstraction and supports the same
logging frameworks.  The logging levels are defined by the `LogLevel` enumeration and
consists of the following values (although not all logging systems support the full set):

* `TRACE`
* `DEBUG`
* `INFO`
* `WARN`
* `ERROR`
* `FATAL`
* `OFF`
* `null`

The `configuredLevel` property reflects an explicitly configured logger level, while the
`effectiveLevel` property reflects the logger level inherited from parent loggers. The
`effectiveLevel` is managed by each logging framework and reflects the propagation rules
inherent to and configured in that framework.  `null` indicates that there is no explicit
configuration defined.



==== Listing All Loggers
Example curl request:
include::{generated}/loggers/curl-request.adoc[]

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Example HTTP response:
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==== Getting a Single Logger
Example curl request:
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Example HTTP response:
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==== Configuring a Logger
Setting the `configuredLevel` of a logger requires `POSTing` a partial payload to the
resource. The `configuredLevel` property must contain a string representation of the
enumeration described above.  `null` indicates that the log level should be unset,
allowing it to inherit configuration from it's parent.

Example curl request:
include::{generated}/set-logger/curl-request.adoc[]

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Example HTTP response:
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