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Where is the equivalent setting to Splunk's Source type > Select Source Type > Structured > _json
Hi, I'm trying to setup a Splunk HEC within Cribl Stream, and I'm encountering the error "malformed HEC event." I've encountered that error when setting up HECs in Splunk, and to correct the problem I have to go to Source type > Select Source Type > Structured > _json when editing the HEC's settings. I've been looking and…
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How to access the Regexes saved in the Knowledge?
Hello all, I have recently started working with Cribl and my question may seem to be easier one, however, I couldn’t find an option to do this in right way and hence reaching out for help. In one of my use case I am getting a json from source and my requirement is to check whether the attributes in the object are matching…
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Using JSON Paths
I'm attempting to extract values from a JSON string field. However, it seems, that none of the below methods are working for referencing or obtaining the value using a JSON path or dot notation type of approach. I've even tried the "extract_json" function, but to no avail. KQL in Azure has the bag_unpack function, but I…
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Why is my parsed data different from my original _raw data?
When I use a parser function to parse my json _raw field, I see that my original data changes and it breaks my dashboards: Why does it change?
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Data collected using REST Collector getting appended in a single file, how to resolve?
TLDR : JSON Collected from API, parsed through Pipeline, should have three JSON files in S3, but have two where one file have 2 JSON object appended, need help to find out the reason Hi All, At first, I want to say, no this is not an event breaker issue, as much as my understanding. Let me explain. I am trying to get some…
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Are there default limits for JSON processing and are they tunable?
I have a TCP JSON stream with massively long lines… i suspect Cribl is truncating them. Are there default limits for JSON processing? and are they tunable?
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Can I create a lookup file from data I receive from a collector?
Can I create a lookup file from data I receive from a collector? I have two fields in a JSON array that I want to use to create/update a lookup file every time the collector is run.
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What is the name of the object containing _raw?
For a JSON log using the default Cribl JSON event breaker, do you know what the name is of the top most object? For instance, _raw is an object, but what is the name of the object containing _raw?