13.02.2020 · You can follow the steps mentioned in this article, to have your own custom index name while pushing data from Filebeat to Elasticsearch. Note: I have used Filebeat to push data directly to AWS ...
Filebeat uses time series indices, by default, when index lifecycle management is disabled or unsupported. The indices are named filebeat-7.15.2-yyyy.MM.dd, where yyyy.MM.dd is the date when the events were indexed. To use a different name, set the index option in the Elasticsearch output. The value that you specify should include the root name ...
The asterisk character (*) on the index patterns is important because Filebeat will create indices in Elasticsearch using a name that follows this pattern, which is necessary to apply the proper format to visualize the alerts on the Wazuh Kibana plugin.
The Elasticsearch output sends events directly to Elasticsearch using the Elasticsearch HTTP API. The enabled config is a boolean setting to enable or disable the output. If set to false, the output is disabled. The default value is true. The number of workers per configured host publishing events ...
Feb 13, 2020 · You can follow the steps mentioned in this article, to have your own custom index name while pushing data from Filebeat to Elasticsearch. Note: I have used Filebeat to push data directly to AWS ...
16.08.2020 · During publishing, Filebeat uses the first matching rule in the array. Rules can contain conditionals, format string-based fields, and name mappings. If the indices setting is missing or no rule matches, the index setting is used. Similar to index, defining custom indices will disable Index lifecycle management (ILM). Rule settings:
May 31, 2020 · Please note that in output.elasticsearch.index: I am giving myapp as prefix to my index name in Elasticsearch but filebeat is creating index with filebeat-7.7.0-2020.05.31 name ie using its own name filebeat as prefix which I don't want as I am having multiple applications and want to create a separate index for them.
19.08.2020 · Filebeat uses time series indices, by default, when index lifecycle management is disabled or unsupported. The indices are named filebeat-7.15.2-yyyy.MM.dd, where yyyy.MM.dd is the date when the events were indexed. To use a different name, set the index option in the Elasticsearch output.
31.05.2020 · Please note that in output.elasticsearch.index: I am giving myapp as prefix to my index name in Elasticsearch but filebeat is creating index with filebeat-7.7.0-2020.05.31 name ie using its own name filebeat as prefix which I don't want as I am having multiple applications and want to create a separate index for them.