The tl;dr is that you want to use ecs-logging package to format your logs correctly, and then use Elastic Agent or Filebeat to ingest those logs. Then they should show up in the APM logs view.
@Dixit have you tried applying the examples that we've given to your app? We're happy to help with issues that arise, but unfortunately we don't have the time to integrate it for you.
Thanks for your suggestion. I am definitely not expecting for an integration help as it would take your valuable time, I don't want to waste your time.
Need help on sample integration for LOGS - Custom Integrations done in your past so that I can map a reference and try to work on the same lines.
Just a sample copy paste would help me to achieve Elastic APM POC goal and propose for my management for tool adoption .
Is there any way we can truncate the URL in the transactions list so that LONG URLS which has repetitive domain names are removed .
In my custom code instrumentation , the request comes through Apache Web Server and ZOPE captures it , the same request details are sniffed by Python Agent and produces the result/transaction details to APM Server.
When we're integrating with a framework, typically we like to name the transaction based on the route, not the URL, so that we don't run into cardinality issues like you're seeing. You can probably use a .split() or even a regex to trim your transactions to the relevant information.
How to track the requests which are Served from Kubernetes K8's , is there any agent code we can incorporate where in we get to know how K8's perform & get the metrics as well
I went through ecs_logging & struct_log, somewhat am finding hard to understand.
Need your help please.
In custom instarumentation using "Client" as done above to build traces, how we can attach the exception to the span itself, just like how we can see in flask based elastic APM instrumentation ?
How to list down errors (mostly in logs section , the errors , exception exactly related to the particular transaction)
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