Open 01100010011001010110010101110000 opened 5 years ago
Hi all Any news about this problem?
How can I make it work with $logs container?
@Bafff FYI what we ended up doing is using Azure Data Factory to ship the logs from $logs
in all our storage accounts to a central storage account, then having logstash pick them up from there
@01100010011001010110010101110000 and at the end are you using azureblob input from ADF?
container => "$logs" .. as $ is special character, having difficulty in constructing URI and getting Permission issue https://xxxxxblob.core.windows.net/%24logs/ Could some one shed some light on handling $logs container logs
Ingesting storage account access logs from the
$logs
container created by enabling storage access logs seems to be impossible, as that container is not writable and the plugin relies on writing its registry file into the container.