Split array fields in logstash

[Aditya_Srivastava]

You are correct. It doesnt work for above ruby code.
My logstash config file ran with by commenting few lines.

I took reference from below code written by you for some other post

Iteration in Logstash

I have a string data in Logstash that has been parsed as that looks like "id": "0,3,10" "value": "100,200,300" I would like to match the individual "id" to the corresponding "value" with respect to their order in the string. I want the field to look like "id0": "100" "id3": "200" "id10": "300" As of now, I have used the mutate field to separate the array into its individual values. I used the following code: mutate { add_field => {"id%{[id][0]}" => "%{[value][0]}"} add_field => {"id%…

filter {
ruby {
code => '
ids = event["id"].split(",")
values = event["value"].split(",")
if ids.length == values.length
ids.each_index { |i| event["id#{ids[i]}"] = values[i] }
end
'
}
}

Could you please tell me what is wrong in the ruby code I wrote or help me with ruby code to solve the prob