Ouput of /_cat/indices
yellow open proxy-test 5 1 11087461 0 10.3gb 10.3gb
Output of # cat test.log | wc -l
11087461
It's exactlly the same... I've configured the matching logstash filter as follows:
input
file {
path => "test.log"
start_position => "beginning"
type => "test"
}
filter
else if [type] == "test" {
And without if [program] == "accesslog-elastic" {
What's wrong with this condition: if [program] == "accesslog-elastic"
?
Thank you
Okay, it seems like rsyslog was overhelmed by reverse dns resolving.
I've started rsyslog with option -x
rsyslogd -x
new metric:
#events.rate_15m
3,176.769
#events.rate_1m
3,121.133
#events.rate_5m
3,161.205
I'll do some another validations to make sure that all event are recieved
Now, it seems like logstash itself is the bottleneck... Logs of proxy are nearly correct. But ASA Logs not
netstat -c --udp -an
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State
udp 121936 0 :::10514 :::*
Maybe to much events? Is there any opportunity to increase size of the queue or building a qeueu system ?