I have just successfully completed first example (first-pipeline.conf) from Logstash tutorial by uploading logs from FileBeat to Logstash to ElasticSearch
In Kibana while creating new Index "logstash-*" I am not getting timestamp fields from logs instead i am getting @timestamp which actual log uploading time.
This is normal and is seen on the doc you're mentioning.
If you want to match the log date + time fields, I think that you might need using a grok patter to match the date + time piece on each log entry, and map it to a particular field of your choice
In filter section I am using "%{COMBINEDAPACHELOG} as given in example/doc, isn't it enough or do i need to make changes in filter { } section for each and every field, since it is Apache web Logs and logstash understand it the format and it believe it is enough
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