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fluentd-plugin-kinesis-intuit
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PURPOSE
Fluent plugin for Amazon Kinesis modified to be able to pass Splunk HEC Overrides
DESCRIPTION
In addition to the features provided by Amazon Kinesis fluentd plugin, the following Splunk HEC Overrides can be passed as config params. The same overrides are reflected at the Splunk endpoint.
Example: The config params can be passed as given below:
@type kinesis_streams
# your kinesis stream name
stream_name test
index awesome
source ${tag}
sourcetype _json
host test-host
If the host name is not specified, the instance host name is sent across.
This configuration will
send all events to the awesome index, and
set their source to the event tags. ${tag} is a special value which will be replaced by the event tags, and
set their sourcetype to _json.
Installation Procedure:
The gem can be installed using
gem install pkg/fluent-plugin-kinesis-intuit-2.1.1.gem
You can also build and install using
git clone https://github.intuit.com/cloud-logging/aws-fluent-plugin-kinesis-intuit.git
cd aws-fluent-plugin-kinesis-intuit
bundle install
bundle exec rake build
bundle exec rake install
Dependencies
Ruby 2.1.0+
Fluentd 0.14.10+
Please refer to the following link to know more about Fluent plugin for Amazon Kinesis
FAQs
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We found that fluentd-plugin-kinesis-intuit demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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