logstash-input-mongodb
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MongoDB input plugin for Logstash
uri => 'mongodb://uu:[email protected]:7397,10.14.5.130:7397,10.14.5.131:7397/shinken_dev2?ssl=true Error: D, [2016-11-22T02:16:44.288000 #28422] DEBUG -- : MONGODB | SSL handshake failed. MongoDB may not be configured with SSL support.
Hello How to fix this exception: ``` D, [2016-04-07T22:37:20.095000 #1] DEBUG -- : MONGODB | my-db:27017 | my.find | SUCCEEDED | 0.006s MongoDB Input threw an exception, restarting {:exception=>#, :level=>:warn}...
I am using ELK stack on Windows, with logstash-2.2.0. When I try installing logstash-input-mongodb plugin using the following command in the terminal. `logstash\bin>plugin install ` I get the following error...
The lack of this information forces us to create separate logstash pipelines for every collection in order to add this information to the output.
I think it's self explanatory. The "simple" parse_method converts them to strings, which is what the flatten method should do as well.
ref: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/object.html It would be cool if the flatten and dig parse methods can format the event names using the bracket format v.s. underscores. logstash uses this format to translate...
Hello, I'm trying to install this plugin on a logstash 5.0.0 installation, but `Gemfile.lock ` limits `logstash-core (>= 1.4.0, < 2.0.0)`. ``` ~ # /opt/logstash/current/bin/logstash-plugin install --no-verify logstash-output-mongodb Installing logstash-output-mongodb...
I have field in mongodb that contains json object. How can I save this document structure into elastic? Example: ``` in mongodb "location" : { "lon" : -71.715313, "lat" :...
my logstash config: ``` input { mongodb { uri => 'mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/wiki' collection => 'wiki' placeholder_db_dir => "E:/mongo2es/data" placeholder_db_name => "datalogstash_sqlite_wiki.db" batch_size => 1000 } } filter { mutate { remove_field...
First of all thanks for the implementation of a MongoDB-input for Logstash. It seems to be very reasonable as there might be many use-cases out there demanding a connection of...
