im trying to calculate the nginx http latency from event.original field. event.original 172.29.55.40 - - [27/Dec/2023:10:08:14 +0530] "POST /prod/requestJson HTTP/1.1" 200 607 "-" "Go-http-client/1.1" 0.486 For example, from the above log the latency value is 0.486 and i want to create a new fiel…

Oh @Subrahmanyam_Veerank I just realized you are using Elastic Agent NOT filebeat nginx module... so the process is a bit different! Also what version of the nginx integration, hopefully the latest 1.17.0 With Agent you can provide a Custom Pipeline to run at the end... I will show you this.... le…

Hi @Subrahmanyam_Veerank , As @stephenb mentioned, you can try default modules if you are using the nginx log pattern. If you are using any custom pattern you can also try ingest pipelines where you can write grok to extract the values. [image] Ingest pipelines | Elasticsearch Guide [8.11…

We also just had a long discussion on custom nginx logs here [image] Help parsing custom nginx logs using Filebeat and Ingest Pipelines Elasticsearch Hi, I am new to using ELK stack. I have custom logs for my nginx access.log files and I am needing help parsing them by u…

im using the nginx integration with elastic agent deployed on that server. in the logs-* index im getting this event.oringinal. But there is option in the nginx integration as processors so i need what i have to put there to get the value 0.486 from the below keyword event.original 172.29.55.40 - -…

Can you provide a sample of the JSON document from elasticsearch that is parsed / show all the fields... I thought that field was automatically parsed by the nginx integration.

Please find the json output below { "@timestamp": [ "2024-01-03T05:51:46.000Z" ], "agent.ephemeral_id": [ "a37c65e9-3287-452c-9e64-1e39146da7d2" ], "agent.id": [ "ee54e645-cb2a-48e2-8eb3-d2d9236bb5ef" ], "agent.name": [ "FSIGW" ], "agent.type": [ "filebeat" ]…

Hmmmm interesting... I thought response time was one of the OOTB extracted fields but it looks like It is not or you have a custom format. I will look tomorrow but we will probably need to do What I showed in the other post I referenced above... Update the ingest pipeline to extract that field that…

[image] Subrahmanyam_Veerank: Will check tomorrow then. Do you have multiple formats for the log or are all logs this format.... 172.29.55.40 - - [27/Dec/2023:10:08:14 +0530] "POST /prod/requestJson HTTP/1.1" 200 607 "-" "Go-http-client/1.1" 0.486

[image] stephenb: 172.29.55.40 - - [27/Dec/2023:10:08:14 +0530] "POST /prod/requestJson HTTP/1.1" 200 607 "-" "Go-http-client/1.1" 0.486 If this is always your format then you just need to add this to the end of the grok statement and you can follow the instructions in the post I posted above…

Thanks sir. it is working. Can you please guide me how to write the GROK and extract the desired fields from the log entry incase of our future requirements? Please suggest any reference to learn the GROK

I want to calculate the nginx http latency from event.original field/keyword

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Subrahmanyam_Veerank (Subramanyam v) January 3, 2024, 8:16am 9

Will check tomorrow then.

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I want to calculate the nginx http latency from event.original field/keyword

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