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?
Wow okey. Strange that they haven't implemented it earlier. Oh well thanks for the help 
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