Elasticsearch query log fields
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Root-level fields from Elasticsearch query log JSON lines when ingested with the filestream NDJSON parser and expand_keys.
http.request.headers.x_opaque_id-
Value of the X-Opaque-Id HTTP header when nested under http.request.headers in ECS-style logs.
type: keyword
user.realm-
Authentication realm for the user in Elasticsearch structured logging.
type: keyword
auth.type-
Authentication mechanism (TOKEN, REALM, API_KEY, and so on) from Elasticsearch structured logging.
type: keyword