Hi,
I'm currently using the rsyslog omelasticsearch module with username,
password authentication. I want to move away from that to a custom header
based authentication (by adding a token).
I was going through the rsyslog documentation and saw the omelasticsearch
module doesn't support adding headers, omhttp does but then I want to send
the output to an ES cluster.
The options that I see are:
1. Adding a custom plugin to rsyslog that does this functionality
(omelasticsearch + omhttp)
2. Using omprog module and using a bash / python script to add the
headers and send the output to ES cluster
Which option would you suggest to choose for this problem and Why?
OR any other option that I should explore which is better than these 2?
Thanking you in advance!
Thanks,
Madhav
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I'm currently using the rsyslog omelasticsearch module with username,
password authentication. I want to move away from that to a custom header
based authentication (by adding a token).
I was going through the rsyslog documentation and saw the omelasticsearch
module doesn't support adding headers, omhttp does but then I want to send
the output to an ES cluster.
The options that I see are:
1. Adding a custom plugin to rsyslog that does this functionality
(omelasticsearch + omhttp)
2. Using omprog module and using a bash / python script to add the
headers and send the output to ES cluster
Which option would you suggest to choose for this problem and Why?
OR any other option that I should explore which is better than these 2?
Thanking you in advance!
Thanks,
Madhav
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