Reputation: 93
Does anyone have a good solution for moving Azure Diagnostics, primarily Azure Websites logs, via Logstash to Elasticsearch?
If Logstash doesnt support it, is there any other tool that does the job? Without too much customization.
Upvotes: 7
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Reputation: 1393
As with anything logstash -> elasticsearch, it would depend on what format the logs came in. I assume you have managed to handle passing the logs in to logstash using something like nxlog, you just need to filter them to get them in to elasticsearch?
Without seeing an example, or series of examples, of the logs entries and knowing what you want to get out of the logs, it's difficult to give advice other than, read the documentation, figure out what you want to get out of the logs, then write your own filters. If you get stuck, there is always #logstash on freenode, we're quite active in there.
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