Fluentd filter plugin to parse values of your selected key.
| fluent-plugin-onkeyparse | fluentd | ruby |
|---|---|---|
| >= v0.1.0 | >= v0.14 | >= v2.4.3 |
$ gem install fluent-plugin-onekeyparse
Add following line to your Gemfile:
gem "fluent-plugin-onekeyparse"And then execute:
$ bundle
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| in_format | string | parser format |
| in_key | string | a key you want to parse |
| out_record_keys | string | output record keys |
| out_record_types | string | output record types |
A sample configuration is following.
<filter>
@type onekeyparse
in_format ^(?<val1>[^ ]*) (?<val2>[^ ]*) (?<val3>[^ ]*)$
in_key key1
out_record_keys val1,val2,val3
out_record_types string,string,string
</filter>
You can generate configuration template:
$ fluent-plugin-config-format filter onekeyparse
You can copy and paste generated documents here.
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- License
- Apache License, Version 2.0