Hi Experts, I have a filed which has EPOCH time in it e.g "1443463933000". I want to use it as a @ timestamp filed in kibana . So this is what I have done . Step 1 --> In logstash i used a date filter and set target to this filed i.e date { match => ["rt","UNIX"] target => "rt" } Step 2 In …

How to take EPOCH time as @timestamp

theuntergeek (Aaron Mildenstein) October 21, 2015, 3:29pm 4

It looks like you should be using UNIX_MS in your match statement as your number appears to be epoch plus milliseconds.

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