Questions tagged [logstash-logback-encoder]

JSON encoder for logback. Initially developed for sending JSON-encoded logs to logstash. It has evolved into an extremely customizable structured logging library.

logstash-logback-encoder provides a JSON encoder for logback. Initially developed for sending JSON-encoded logs to logstash. It has evolved into an extremely customizable structured logging library.

Includes an asynchronous TCP appender, a UDP appender, and a generic async appender that uses a disruptor/ringbuffer for dispatching log events.

Also supports structured logging of jetty/tomcat access logs via logback-access.

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ERROR Unable to process event: 'java.time.Instant ch.qos.logback.classic.spi.ILoggingEvent.getInstant()'

I tried to use logstash-logback-encoder with spring boot for sending logs to the ELK. but unfortunately I get this error. |-ERROR in net.logstash.logback.appender.LogstashTcpSocketAppender[LOGSTASH] - Unable to process event: 'java.time.Instant…
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how to add custom field to log logback-logstash

My spring boot log currently looks like the following. {"@timestamp":"2018-08-07T14:49:21.244+01:00","@version":"1","message":"Starting Application on ipkiss bla bla)","logger_name":"logger…
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Logback.groovy LogstashEncoder altering field names

I have a logback.groovy that sends data to a logstash on the network with some custom fields: appender("LOGSTASH", LogstashTcpSocketAppender) { encoder(LogstashEncoder) { customFields = """{ "token": "xxxxx", "environment":"dev",…
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How to print Spring Boot log in both text and json format using logback?

For logging we are using Logback. Currently we are using Splunk for viewing the Spring Boot log. As per the project requirement we need to move towards Kibana. For that first we should have log in JSON format so that Kibana can easily process it.…
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Logstash-logback-encoder: Using StructuredArguments without formatting in the message?

I wonder what the best practices are with using StructuredArguments inside logging calls when using logstash-logback-encoder to log in JSON format. I want to log some structured arguments in separate fields, but I don't want to format these…
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logstash-logback-encoder display stacktrace in multiple lines

The logstash-logback-encoder displays the output of stacktrace in one string such as "stack_trace": "java.lang.RuntimeException: null\n\tat com.ideasforsharing.demo.controllers.SleuthController.helloSleuth(SleuthController.java:24)\n\tat…
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How do I wrap some of the methods of logstash logback encoder into an inner field?

I want to be able to have some of the fields that get generated by logstash logback encoder to be wrapped within another field. Can this be done by the XML configuration inside of logback-spring.xml or do I have to implement some class and then…
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LogBack - LogStash - Add properties in the logback and send them to Logstash

I'm using Logback and Logstash in a SpringBoot application. In the logback.xml I have a property with the name of the service, and is like:
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logback: consolidating key/values for both console and logstash json

In a JVM project, we're using logstash to log messages with additional JSON data on production servers. The problem is that the JSON is hard to read in console. So, I tried to changed to the local (dev) configuration to use PatternLayoutEncoder and…
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Logging exceptions together with structured arguments

Does anyone know what are best practices for logging exceptions together with structured arguments? Looking at https://github.com/logstash/logstash-logback-encoder#customizing-stack-traces, it is suggested to not use them but no alternative is…
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Format java logs out in JSON to use in ELK Stack

I am trying to out put my logger in JSON format so I can elimate the need to use filters in my ELK Stack. It does seem to work. Here is what I have import org.slf4j.Logger; import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; import org.json.simple.JSONObject; public…
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Customizing log level display in with logback and logstash-logback encoder

I am using logstash-logback-encoder to print logs in json format. My logback.xml looks like below:
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is it possible to mask partially with logstash-logback-encoder

I have to mask in logs sensitive info, but only partially. For example I need to replace email 'kate@example.com' with 'k***@e***' Is it possible to do this with logstash-logback-encoder? Currently I use this logback.xml:
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How to customize message attribute of JSON Logging using logstash-logback-encoder?

I am using logstash-logback-encoder to print logs in json format. Below is my logback-spring.xml
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Spring boot remove logback appender added in code(auto configuration)

I’d like to have spring auto configuration which adds LogstashTcpSocketAppender. What I have done: The LogstashTcpSocketAppender was added in to the LoggerContext from the LogstashAutoConfiguration.java @Configuration @ConditionalOnProperty(name =…
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