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help request: Can anyone explain how the clusterfilter works on Fluentd with tags? #1457
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have you tired to specify the tag for each filters? https://github.com/fluent/fluent-operator/blob/master/docs/plugins/fluentd/filter/types.md |
Hi @cw-Guo . Best regards |
you can run But a simple example is as follows:
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Thanks a lot @cw-Guo ! So grouped filters doesn't work with tags. I have separated my filters and provided the tag for each filter. Like:
This results to my desired filter names.
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@Crazyigor1987 it should work.
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Describe the issue
Hi!
Can anyone explain how the clusterfilter works on Fluentd with tags?
I have a fluentbit -> fluentd forward setup. The logs in fluentbit are correctly tagged and passed to fluentd. In my case, i want to create a clusterfilter on fluentd side, which matches the tag and performs the filter in ordered manner. I quite don't understand, why the tag is only set per filter. I expect that all filters are performed matched per one tag.
My setup looks like this:
The result looks like this:
Got <filter "istio-proxy.*>" and the following filters "<filter **>".
How did you install fluent operator?
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