Logstash to Elasticsearch
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Serverless
Generally available
Stack
Generally available
- Ingest model
- Logstash to collect data from sources not currently supported by Elastic Agent and sending the data to Elasticsearch. The data transformation still happens within the Elasticsearch ingest pipeline.
- Use when
- Elastic Agent doesn’t currently support your data source.
- Examples
- AWS Kinesis, databases, Kafka
Before you implement this approach, check to see if an Elastic Agent integration exists and, if so, use it instead:
Info on Logstash and Logstash input and output plugins:
- Logstash plugin support matrix
- Logstash Reference
- Logstash input plugins
- Elasticsearch output plugin
Info on Elasticsearch and ingest pipelines: