elasticsearch¶

Use Elasticsearch sink to send data to Elasticsearch cluster.

Example

sink:
  type: elasticsearch
  hosts: ["elasticsearch1:9200", "elasticsearch2:9200", "elasticsearch3:9200"]
  index: "log-${fields.service}-${+YYYY.MM.DD}"

hosts¶

`field`	`type`	`required`	`default`	`description`
hosts	string array	true	none	elasticsearch addresses

index¶

`field`	`type`	`required`	`default`	`description`
index	string	true	none	the index of elasticsearch storage data

You can use ${a.b} to obtain fields in the log data, or add ${+YYYY.MM.DD.hh} timestamps to dynamically generate indexes.

username¶

`field`	`type`	`required`	`default`	`description`
username	string	false	none	If Elasticsearch is configured with username and password authentication, you need to fill in the requested username.

password¶

`field`	`type`	`required`	`default`	`description`
password	string	false	none	If Elasticsearch is configured with username and password authentication, you need to fill in the requested password.

schema¶

`field`	`type`	`required`	`default`	`description`
schema	string	false	http	used for client sniffing

sniff¶

`field`	`type`	`required`	`default`	`description`
sniff	bool	false	false	whether to enable sniffer

gzip¶

`field`	`type`	`required`	`default`	`description`
gzip	bool	false	false	whether to enable gzip compression for sending data

documentId¶

`field`	`type`	`required`	`default`	`description`
documentId	string	false		The id value sent to elasticsearch, which can be extracted from a field by `${}`.