Add http.response.* fields #4
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HTTP response status code and body show up in different Beats as packetbeat, heartbeat, filebeat, apm-server and also in web server logs. They are so common that it makes sense to standardise on the naming which is not the case yet. I initially thought of creating `response` object outside as it also exists for other protocols but came to the conclusion that it's not really useful to correlate for example response codes across different protocols.
andrewkroh
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HTTP response status code and body show up in different Beats as packetbeat, heartbeat, filebeat, apm-server and also in web server logs. They are so common that it makes sense to standardise on the naming which is not the case yet.
I initially thought of creating
responseobject outside as it also exists for other protocols but came to the conclusion that it's not really useful to correlate for example response codes across different protocols.