Change timestamp in logstash input

Hi, I have a log like this and want to change the timestamp to the time in the log.

Example Log

event1: aaaaaaa | event2: xxxxxxx | event3: ccccccc | date : 2022-11-07T21:03:48.9110;

The logstash

input {
  file {
    path => "D:/dump/*.log"
    start_position => "beginning"
    mode => "read"
    file_completed_action => "delete"
    sincedb_path => "NUL"
  }
}

filter {
    grok {
	  break_on_match => false
	  match => { "rawMessage" => [
			      "(?<Event1>(event1:)([^|]*))",
				  "(?<Event2>(event2:)([^|]*))",
				  "(?<Event3>(event3:)([^|]*))",
				  "(?<date>(date.:)([^;]*))"] }
    }

   date {
			match => "%{date}"
			target => "@timestamp" 
		}
}

output {
		elasticsearch { 
			hosts => ["localhost:9200"]
			index => "event_test"
		}
}

Try with this:

	 date {
      match => [ "date", "ISO8601" ]
	  target=> "@timestamp"
	 }

PS. Since this is separated with |, you can use csv or dissect filters.

It still gives results like the following. Log stays in time when sent.
image

Your grok is not OK. The date field has value:

{
  "date": [
    [
      "date : 2022-11-07T21:03:48.9110"
    ]
  ]

Try something like this:

grok {
	  match => { "rawMessage"  => "event1: %{DATA:event1} \| event2: %{DATA:event2} \| event3: %{DATA:event3} \| date : %{DATA:date};"
}
	 date {
      match => [ "date", "ISO8601" ]
	  target=> "@timestamp"
	 }

It works now then how do I change the timezone in my area? Because it's still using global time. Thank you

Time zones are here
ES and LS are based on UTC. Bu default, Kibana show data based on browser TimeZone.

  date {
      match => [ "date", "ISO8601" ]
      timezone => "Asia/Bangkok"
      target=> "@timestamp"
  }

Hi, i have problem with date filter, i run it on windows and it's work perfectly. But when i try in linux environtment it's doesn't work. And doesn't send any data to elastic. Please help

Can you dump data from ruby debug on Linux? Put as text, not as pic.

it's working now i change

match => [ "date", "ISO8601" ]
to
match => [ "date", "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSS" ]

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