Once I set packetbeat to use fields.yml I get following exception in elastic logs and on kibana dashboard.
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Field [@timestamp] of type [keyword] does not support custom time zones
How can I fix this?
Once I set packetbeat to use fields.yml I get following exception in elastic logs and on kibana dashboard.
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Field [@timestamp] of type [keyword] does not support custom time zones
How can I fix this?
That's the default behavior when using the ES output. Can you please elaborate on what you changed? The error you are reporting most likely means that there's a problem with your index template (either one is not installed or it has the wrong type for @timestamp
).
You can check if the index template is installed by requesting GET _template/filebeat*
from ES and checking that the template for your Filebeat version is installed and that it has an index_patterns
field that match your index naming strategy.
You can also check how @timestamp
is mapped for a particular index with GET filebeat-*/_mapping/field/@timestamp
.
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