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ncm-metaconfig: fixing filebeat schema 7.0 and adding additional processor #1728

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DonaldChung-HK opened this issue Nov 7, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #1810
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ncm-metaconfig: fixing filebeat schema 7.0 and adding additional processor #1728

DonaldChung-HK opened this issue Nov 7, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #1810
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DonaldChung-HK commented Nov 7, 2024

Hi,

I would like to fix/enhance the following:

  • removing the registry_file and prospector from the schema, these are deprecated and will cause filebeat to fail to start tested on 7.10.x.
  • add support for the following processor to support my work.
    • dns for DNS reverse lookup
    • dissect for tokenizing console messages
    • decode_json_fields for tokenizing JSON in the messages.
    • convert processor to change datatype
  • add back docker support from schema_6.3
  • same as ncm-metaconfig beats: schema 6.3 seccomp #1699 the secomp config is needed for Rocky 9
@jrha jrha added this to the 25.next milestone Nov 7, 2024
DonaldChung-HK added a commit to DonaldChung-HK/configuration-modules-core that referenced this issue Jan 30, 2025
…ys; added processors: dns, dissect, decode_json_fields, convert; add docker log support; add secomp config
DonaldChung-HK added a commit to DonaldChung-HK/configuration-modules-core that referenced this issue Jan 31, 2025
…ys; added processors: dns, dissect, decode_json_fields, convert; add docker log support; add secomp config
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