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Since AWS does not yet support logstash agents, the only way to use logstash many filters is by starting an agent on EC2 machine.
I've seen java based lambda functions to parse the logs and extract many business specific attributes. but i believe logstash is a lot maintainable.
I was wondering now about lambda-stash if it combines the benefits of both worlds. does it?
I'm looking for grok filters, custom grok patterns, matching/tagging routes with business cases.
@arithmetric
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Have you considered ElasticSearch Pipeline/Processors, which now supports logstash like behaviour including grok directly inside ElasticSearch.
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/grok-processor.html
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Since AWS does not yet support logstash agents, the only way to use logstash many filters is by starting an agent on EC2 machine.
I've seen java based lambda functions to parse the logs and extract many business specific attributes. but i believe logstash is a lot maintainable.
I was wondering now about lambda-stash if it combines the benefits of both worlds. does it?
I'm looking for grok filters, custom grok patterns, matching/tagging routes with business cases.
@arithmetric
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: