Masahiro Nakagawa

I'm not familiar with h3c netflow but you can add additional patterns by `definitions` parameter. See this thread for example: https://github.com/repeatedly/fluent-plugin-netflow/issues/27

Tests failed by following errors: ``` src/xxhash.d(99): Error: user defined attributes must be first src/xxhash.d(204): Error: unrecognized declaration ``` Is this bug on travis-ci environment?

I tried fluent-logger-php with follwing simple code: ``` php ``` The result of each loops: 10,000 loops: 0.15141582489014 sec 20,000 loops: 1.0778098106384 sec 100,000 loops: 23.173148870468 sec 20000 and 100000...

Sorry, this is the my local fluentd configuration mistake...orz

This issue seems to request micro-batch forward, not Embulk like huge batching. in_forward accepts multiple events in one request so supporting this is good for some users. http://docs.fluentd.org/articles/in_forward#protocol

> {"application":[15007,1],"system":[87037,41414],"security":[57655871,1]} This is the content of position file, right?

Sorry, I missed this issue. https://github.com/fluent/fluent-plugin-windows-eventlog/blob/528290d896a885c7721f850943daa3a43a015f3d/lib/fluent/plugin/in_windows_eventlog.rb#L197 If the delimiter of `description` is not popular value, one way is check delimiter before parsing like below ``` case when desc.index(GROUP_DELIMITER) # if...

Which fields do you want? Sorry, I'm not familiar with winlogbeat. We use https://github.com/djberg96/win32-eventlog library. If your wanted keys can be read from windows event, we can support it.

`parse_description true` is not fit for you? https://github.com/fluent/fluent-plugin-windows-eventlog#parse_description-details

> string_inserts and description fields are not structure, With `parse_description true`, `description` values are converted into proper keys. See my link. I'm not familiar with Windows, so if `description` doesn't...