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how to write props and transforms.conf for docker services

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I am getting output for docker services in linux server (docker ps -a    - linux command) . it will list the services.

i was unable to spilt the fields properly. pls help with that.

 

 

CONTAINER ID   IMAGE  COMMAND CREATED   STATUS      PORTS        NAMES
93201914aec5        3.2.1.109:50/help-documentation-app:0.1.13                          "httpd-foreground"       18 hours ago        Up 18 hours                 80/tcp                         PAContainer_helpservice.1.r3b5796b5jm8x5sxu4iec1br6

3601ae2ab0ea        1.22.7.19:500/downtime-app:0.6.10-8.1_SIM1                           "/bin/sh -c 'node di…"   18 hours ago        Up 18 hours                 4200/tcp                       PAContainer_downtime-app.1.jvd57hdy01syxh6hon2r3f7dr

f869d2cd58bf        haoxy:1.8                                                                "/bin/bash -c 'sourc…"   18 hours ago        Up 18 hours                                                PAContainer_haproxy.1.eol3crx27srigpgjrpw31te2j

430e3d3fe2c3        13.2.167.19:500/productionmetrics-app:0.5.17                           "/bin/sh -c 'node di…"   18 hours ago        Up 18 hours                 4200/tcp                

 

 

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