Fix adding processors in cloudfront logs#4395
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| Data stream | Previous EPS | New EPS | Diff (%) | Result |
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cloudwatch_logs |
500000 | 333333.33 | -166666.67 (-33.33%) | 💔 |
route53_resolver_logs |
6211.18 | 4587.16 | -1624.02 (-26.15%) | 💔 |
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thanks!
it's not ideal that indentation errors can affect behavior so severely! i guess the same is true of this type of YAML config in general. 😬
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@tommyers-elastic I think the main issue is missing |
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Thanks for the fix. So this change requires input NOT to have dash in front of each processor? Could you show me some examples (or maybe a test case?) |
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@elasticsatch You mean requires/or not to have a dash in front of each processor on the kibana UI? You can see an example in the screenshot for the Kibana UI when adding a processor here: #4394 |
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Oh thanks, I overlooked the screenshot. So if I want multiple processors we should put something like this, right? And we can put blank lines in between, correct? |
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@elasticsatch OMG good call...... Nope right now it only support adding one processor! I will look into it tomorrow and fix it for multiple processors. Thanks! |
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Good to hear and no pressure. Please take your time. I also suggest to put the instruction somewhere in a document so users can see how to write the processors correctly. There is no good ones as of this moment so it took a little bit of time to figure it out on my own. |
What does this PR do?
This PR is to fix adding processors for
cloudfrontlogs in AWS package. With the change, we can seeprocessorsin agent policy is in the right format now:Checklist
changelog.ymlfile.Related issues