You could do it in Ruby. This works, but doesn't feel quite right.
ruby {
code => '
t = event.get("@timestamp")
event.set("dateTime", Time.at(t.to_f).strftime("%Y.%m.%d %H.%M.%S"))
'
}
You could do it in Ruby. This works, but doesn't feel quite right.
ruby {
code => '
t = event.get("@timestamp")
event.set("dateTime", Time.at(t.to_f).strftime("%Y.%m.%d %H.%M.%S"))
'
}
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