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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/examples/intro-to-logging-fluentd-fluent-bit.md
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<!-- INTERACTIVE page step3.md START -->

## Step 3: Configure fluent Bit to send logs to Loki
## Step 3: Configure Fluent Bit to send logs to Loki

In this step, we will configure Fluent Bit to send logs to Loki.

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The `logmap.json` file maps the `service` field in the log to the `service_name` label in Loki and the `instance_id` field in the log to the `instance_id` label in Loki.

## Restart the Fluentd Container
## Restart the Fluent Bit Container

After configuring Fluentd, we need to restart the Fluentd container to apply the changes. To restart the Fluentd container, run the following command:
After configuring Fluent Bit, we need to restart the Fluent Bit container to apply the changes. To restart the Fluent Bit container, run the following command:

<!-- INTERACTIVE exec START -->
```bash
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions loki/intro-to-logging-fluentd-fluentbit/step3.md
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# Step 3: Configure fluent Bit to send logs to Loki
# Step 3: Configure Fluent Bit to send logs to Loki

In this step, we will configure Fluent Bit to send logs to Loki.

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The `logmap.json`{{copy}} file maps the `service`{{copy}} field in the log to the `service_name`{{copy}} label in Loki and the `instance_id`{{copy}} field in the log to the `instance_id`{{copy}} label in Loki.

# Restart the Fluentd Container
# Restart the Fluent Bit Container

After configuring Fluentd, we need to restart the Fluentd container to apply the changes. To restart the Fluentd container, run the following command:
After configuring Fluent Bit, we need to restart the Fluent Bit container to apply the changes. To restart the Fluent Bit container, run the following command:

```bash
docker restart loki-fundamentals_fluent-bit_1
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