I would like to parse my IIS logs into more fields. Both the URL as well as the query string contains data I would like to extract and store in a field. It seems like sending the logs to Logstash rather than directly to ElasticSearch is the way to go. But when I changed the filebeat.yml to point at…

How to use IIS Module with Logstash?

bigphil (Philip Nunn) November 28, 2018, 12:13am 5

Once the doc is created in Elasticsearch, do you see any tags like "grokparsefailure" or the like on the doc?

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