Hi! You may have seen my previous thread about populating the standard @timestamp. I managed this although, the standard @timestamp shows the local time. So if the event in a log file says something was done at 13.00 the timestamp field will show 16.00. Is there anyway to fix this or shouldn't I tamper with this?
Here is a picture for show.
Notice difference between the timestamp under the "time" field and the timestamp under the "_source" field.
The timestamp displayed by Kibana in your example probably has local timezone correction applied, i.e. the raw @timestamp field is 2015-06-21T11:15:00.000Z. This matches the input string.
Yes that is correct. How do you remove the timezone correction?
Making this configurable appears to be on the roadmap for Kibana 4.4. See issue #1600.
Wow okey. Strange that they haven't implemented it earlier. Oh well thanks for the help 
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