Hello everyone, How can I get the name of indices using logstash? I have this indices which is from data stream called (backing indices if I correct) .ds-my-neoada-stream-2023.09.14-000001 .ds-my-neoada-stream-2023.09.14-000002 .ds-my-neoada-stream-2023.09.14-000004 .ds-my-neoada-stream-2023.09.1…

[image] Cruz: Is there any other solution for this other than changing my index setup? No, not really. Have a look at this thread , which discussesa quite similar problem.

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Christian_Dahlqvist (Christian Dahlqvist) September 21, 2023, 5:13am 4

No, not really. Have a look at this thread, which discussesa quite similar problem.

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