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TP · Logstash: from discovery to expertise

My second pipeline

Prerequisites #

You must have done the lab 'My first pipeline'

Inputs configuration #

You must create a file in /etc/logstash/conf.d named "0-input-file-advanced.conf".

  1. Reading a file

    In this file, you must add the logstash configuration to read the contents of all log files starting with: "/var/log/rousseltm/advanced-".

    You must add a type for this file with the value 'advanced'.

Filters configuration #

You must create a second file named "101-filter-advances.conf".

  1. Data extraction

    You must identify the most suitable filter for a flat file and put the configuration that will extract the fields from the previously read log files knowing that these files are made up of several log formats.

  2. Type modification

    We want to convert the "HTTP_CODE" field to an integer. Indeed, there are often arithmetic operations on this field when making restitutions (dashboard, alerts...). For example, display all codes between 200 and 205.

  3. Field deletion

    We will remove the message field as we have already extracted the information that interests us.

Outputs configuration #

You must modify the file "200-output-file-nginx-access".

  1. Writing to a file

    In this file, you must update the logstash configuration so that it writes the logs to the file that corresponds to its 'type'

Difficulty level : ●●●○○ (3/5)

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