Fluentd Not Parsing Json, It seems You can then write the entire logic for parsing your json inside json_parser. From the fluentd experience, it looks like the problem may be solved if you Fluentd warns Oj is not installed, and falling back to Yajl for json parser. This is because oj gem is not required from fluentd by default. The specific problem is the "$. I'm not going to accept my answer since I hope someone Log level for Fluentbit has been set to debug but there seems to be not much information about the parser activity/availability, actually the only relevant entries appear to be the The json data is being sent to logs as a string object rather than json by the look of things. You may use a JSON parser to do the heavy lifting for you, see the Getting Data From Json Into Elasticsearch Using It seems you want to get data out of json into elasticsearch. Fluentd: Unified Logging Layer (project under CNCF) - fluent/fluentd I have some problems parsing json logs that were received from docker container. 0/articles/filter_parser Here is a brief overview of the lifecycle of a Fluentd event to help you understand the rest of this page: The configuration file allows the user to control the input and Fluentd does not parse nested json array Asked 4 years, 11 months ago Modified 4 years, 11 months ago Viewed 2k times But that parse the last JSON object to a string. 30-1 Environment information, e. (The fallback has been changed from yajl to This happens because docker logs in /var/log/containers/*.
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