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@outcoldman , we are using monitoring kubernetes app to ingest the logs from the Kubernetes containers but some of the logs are having some line breaking issue. I tried configuring using props.conf but the logs are not taking it. can you please let me know about this.
Thanks.
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@sathwikr076 considering that Collectord is ingesting logs with Splunk HTTP Event Collector on events endpoint, that input method does not support props.conf. You need to configure event patterns on the source side. In case of Kubernetes you can define that with annotations for Pods or Workloads, like in the example https://www.outcoldsolutions.com/docs/monitoring-kubernetes/v5/annotations/#defining-event-pattern (that is if you are using the latest version of our application v5.x)
If you need help with configuring the pattern, feel free to send email to support@outcoldsolutions.com and we will help you with that.
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@sathwikr076 considering that Collectord is ingesting logs with Splunk HTTP Event Collector on events endpoint, that input method does not support props.conf. You need to configure event patterns on the source side. In case of Kubernetes you can define that with annotations for Pods or Workloads, like in the example https://www.outcoldsolutions.com/docs/monitoring-kubernetes/v5/annotations/#defining-event-pattern (that is if you are using the latest version of our application v5.x)
If you need help with configuring the pattern, feel free to send email to support@outcoldsolutions.com and we will help you with that.
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