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"Fluenter" checks regular expressions with Fluentd

2016.11.28

Server construction/operation

My name is Ito and I am an infrastructure engineer.
Fluentd is a useful tool for collecting logs, but
checking regular expressions is a pain.

When I was researching, there were many sites that said to install a script to check regular expressions and
configure the regular expressions, but
I found this site.

Fluentular: a Fluentd regular expression editor

It's very easy to use.

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First, enter the regular expression and write the log you want to parse.
If you want to specify the time format, enter it in "Custom Time Format".

Click "Parse" and the results will appear at the bottom of the screen.

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The configuration file settings will be automatically output.

You can also confirm that the data is being parsed using the "Data Inspector".
If the regular expression is written incorrectly, the contents of the Data Inspector will be empty.

Just this. It's easy.

Fluentular: a Fluentd regular expression editor

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