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blueren
blueren

Reputation: 2860

How to add a field from a file in logstash filter

I have a logstash pipeline with many filters, it ingests netflow data using the netflow module.

I would like to add one field to the output result. The name of the field being: "site"

Site is going to be a numeric value present in a file. How do I create the field from the file?

Eg:

 mutate {
        id => "site"
        add_field => {
            "[flow][policy_violation]" => "false"
            "[flow][threat]" => "false"
            "[flow][site_id]" => //=======> read file /tmp/site.id and assign value 

        }
    }

File:

/tmp/site.id

site.id contains:

12345678

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2164

Answers (1)

Val
Val

Reputation: 217304

You can leverage an environment variable in the Logstash configuration. First, export the variable before running Docker/Logstash:

export SITE_ID=$(</tmp/site.id)

Then run docker with the environment variable:

docker run ... --env SITE_ID

And then in your Logstash configuration, you can reference the variable like this:

mutate {
    id => "site"
    add_field => {
        "[flow][policy_violation]" => "false"
        "[flow][threat]" => "false"
        "[flow][site_id]" => "${SITE_ID}"

    }
}

Upvotes: 1

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