Hello @yokawasa,
Thank you for maintaining this plugin.
Some advice on how to achieve the following use case would be appreciated.
What I am tryint to achieve is, to somehow capture the content of "*" in the <match> tag, and to apply it to docdb_collection, such as the following.
<match tenant.*> # <------ Want to access *
@type documentdb
@log_level info
docdb_endpoint https://abc.documents.azure.com:443
docdb_account_key abc==
docdb_database tenants
docdb_collection ${tag} # <------ To use here...
Above example did not work, and resulted in creating a container called ${tag} in my Cosmos DB instance.
I was able to achieve this by using fluent-plugin-forest, however, the author of the plugin mentions that:
NOTE: This plugin will not be updated: Use Fluentd v0.14 native API to handle tags.
Is there a way to achieve this in fluent-plugin-documentdb natively?
Hello @yokawasa,
Thank you for maintaining this plugin.
Some advice on how to achieve the following use case would be appreciated.
What I am tryint to achieve is, to somehow capture the content of "*" in the
<match>tag, and to apply it todocdb_collection, such as the following.Above example did not work, and resulted in creating a container called
${tag}in my Cosmos DB instance.I was able to achieve this by using fluent-plugin-forest, however, the author of the plugin mentions that:
Is there a way to achieve this in
fluent-plugin-documentdbnatively?