my log's data is : 2018-03-29.14:08:16.117 http-apr-8180-exec-10 INFO CouponServiceImpl 3952a0e3aa444bc19cbe69af2e3bf459 : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx my filter is : filter { if [type] == 'sq-strategy-web_log' { ruby { init => "@kname = ['head', 'log_content']" code => " new_event = LogStash…

2018-03-29.14:08:16.117 yyyy=2018 MM=03 dd=29 HH=14 mm=08 ss=16 SSS=117 Z=??? You gave the pattern a timezone part, but your log doesn't include it, so the pattern fails.

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I got a "tags:["_dateparsefailure"]" in my logstash rubydebug

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I got a "tags:["_dateparsefailure"]" in my logstash rubydebug

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