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This is partly possible with [FireLens](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/using_firelens.html). FireLens takes the options in your logConfiguration options and sends them directly to Fluentd/Fluent Bit. You can use the fact that Fluent Bit and...

Agree with @aaronsteers- this approach should work on both EC2 and Fargate; nothing about it is EC2 specific AFAIK.

@etiennecaldichoury The old awslogs driver uses the Task Execution Role (which is for stuff managed by us) and FireLens uses the Task Role (which is for the containers in your...

@lafraia You can make FireLens give you the simple log output. Add one extra option in your logConfiguration- `log_key log`. Then it will just send the value of the `log`...

I have added this on our backlog, but unfortunately our backlog is pretty long. Not certain when it will get done.

@varun1231 I would try seeing if there is a way to implement this using a lua filter or with the new web assembly filters: - https://docs.fluentbit.io/manual/pipeline/filters/lua - https://docs.fluentbit.io/manual/pipeline/filters/wasm And may...

@leandroandrade-hotmart long term, we want to create a release of AWS for Fluent Bit for Windows. I can't give you a hard timeline for when that will happen, but it'll...

Unfortunately I do not know very much about Windows containers. Did you try the non-merged/experimental Fluent Bit windows Dockerfile? I'm curious if that works. https://github.com/fluent/fluent-bit/pull/1760 If it does, then you...

@amjanoni Unfortunately I do not think it is. Last I checked the Golang interface had not been ported to Windows and was not planned to be. I could be wrong...

@amjanoni Check if the CMAKE arg `FLB_PROXY_GO` can be enabled on windows. If the golang interface is exposed, then it will work. You just need to compile this plugin on...