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Turn static fields label '@timestamp' and '@message' into variables #251
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…e variables to support more loggers than logstash Resetting to default values + comment edit
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👍 I recently started playing with Kibana and didn't like how it was tied so closely to logstash (though I like logstash too). I was about to submit this same pull request but you beat me to it. :) |
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I've made some investigations with omelasticsearch, the output module for rsyslog. 100% aggreement for this pull request! |
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#307 has similar change.. 👍 to either |
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👍 This is exactly what I have been looking for. Thx alouche! |
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This allows Kibana to not longer be restricted to logstash and to be flexible enough to be used with other loggers such as graylog2, rsylogd (with elasticsearch plugin) or any other 'in-house' solutions etc.
Lastly, it sets a humble entry point to better manipulate global config exports to JS and avoid cluttering.