Logstash is exit after a while from restart the stack [tail -f /var/local/stack_elk/logstash_data/logstash.log ] output

[mostafahassan1991]

{:timestamp=>"2017-03-29T04:23:09.818000+0000", :message=>"Unknown setting 'wire_format' for telemetry", :level=>:error} {:timestamp=>"2017-03-29T04:23:09.826000+0000", :message=>"fetched an invalid config", :config=>"#\n# cisco telemetry codec\n#\n# This file is staged into the ../staging directory, updated according\n# to setup in ../environment, and copied into the host volume for\n# logstash (under $LOGSTASH_VOLUME/conf.d). File can be edited there\n# but will be overwritten if container is rebuilt.\n#\n#\ninput {\n tcp {\n\tport => 2103\n\tcodec => telemetry {\n\t \n\t mdt => true\n\t ########\n\t ### support for json message\t\n\t xform => \"flat\" \n\t wire_format => 2\n\t xform_flat_delimeter => \"~\"\n\t xform_flat_keys => [\n\t\t#### format 1\n\t\t'interfacesPre601', 'RootOper~Interfaces~(?.)',\n\t\t'ipslastatsPre601', 'RootOper~IPSLA~OperationData~(?\d+)~Statistics',\n\t\t'ipslacommonPre601', 'RootOper~IPSLA~OperationData~(?\d+)~Common',\n\t\t'countersPre601', 'RootOper~InfraStatistics~(?.)~Latest~GenericCounters',\n 'dataratesPre601', 'RootOper~InfraStatistics~(?.)~Latest~DataRate',\n\t\t'ipaddressPre601', 'RootOper~IPV4ARM~Addresses~(?.)~(?.)',\n\t\t'labelcontextPre601', 'RootOper~MPLS_LSD~(?\d+)',\n\t\t'labelspecialPre601', 'RootOper~MPLS_LSD~Label',\n\t\t'fiblabelPre601', 'RootOper~FIB_MPLS~(?.)~LabelFIB~(?\d+)~(?EOS\d)',\n\t\t'fibprefixv4Pre601', 'RootOper~FIB~(?.)~IPv4~(?.)~(?.)~(?\d+)',\n\t\t'fibprefixv6Pre601', 'RootOper~FIB~(?.)~IPv6~(?.)~(?.)~(?\d+)',\n\t\t'fibprefixmplsPre601', 'RootOper~FIB~(?.)~MPLS~(?.)~(?.)~(?\d+)',\n\t\t'ribprefixPre601', 'RootOper~RIB~(?.)~IPv4~Unicast~default~(?.)~(?\d+)~-~-',\n\t\t'mplstesummaryPre601', 'RootOper~MPLS_TE~Tunnels~Summary',\n\t\t'mplstetopologyPre601', 'RootOper~MPLS_TE~Topology',\n\t\t'mplsteautoroutePre601', 'RootOper~MPLS_TE~AnnounceTunnelsInfo~AutorouteAnnounceTable~(?.)~(?.)~(?\d+)~(?.)',\n\n\t\t### format 2 \n\t\t'interfaces', 'RootOper~Interfaces~Interface~(?.)',\n\t\t'ipslastats', 'RootOper~IPSLA~OperationData~Operation~(?\d+)~Statistics',\n\t\t'ipslacommon', 'RootOper~IPSLA~OperationData~Operation~(?\d+)~Common',\n\t\t'counters', 'RootOper~InfraStatistics~Interface~(?.)~Latest~GenericCounters',\n 'datarates', 'RootOper~InfraStatistics~Interface~(?.)~Latest~DataRate',\n\t\t'ipaddress', 'RootOper~IPV4ARM~Addresses~VRF~(?.)~Interfaces~(?.)',\n\t\t'labelcontext', 'RootOper~MPLS_LSD~Label~(?\d+)',\n\t\t'labelspecial', 'RootOper~MPLS_LSD~Label',\n\t\t'fiblabel', 'RootOper~FIB_MPLS~Card~(?.)~LabelFIB~Label~(?\d+)~EOS~(?EOS\d)',\n\t\t'fibprefixv4', 'RootOper~FIB~Card~(?.)~IPv4~Vrf~(?.)~Pfx~(?.)~Len~(?\d+)',\n\t\t'fibprefixv6', 'RootOper~FIB~Card~(?.)~IPv6~Vrf~(?.)~Pfx~(?.)~Len~(?\d+)',\n\t\t'fibprefixmpls', 'RootOper~FIB~Card~(?.)~MPLS~Vrf~(?.)~Pfx~(?.)~Len~(?\d+)',\n\t\t'ribprefix', 'RootOper~RIB~Vrf~(?.)~IPv4~Unicast~default~Pfx~(?.)~Len~(?\d+)~-~-',\n\t\t'mplstesummary', 'RootOper~MPLS_TE~Tunnels~Summary',\n\t\t'mplstetopology', 'RootOper~MPLS_TE~Topology',\n\t\t'mplsteautoroute', 'RootOper~MPLS_TE~AnnounceTunnelsInfo~AutorouteAnnounceTable~RouterID~(?.)~Protocol~(?.)~Area~(?\d+)~Instance~(?.)']\n\t #\n\t ##########\n\t ### support for gpb and gpb_kv\n\t protofiles => \"/data/proto\"\n\t}\n }\n udp {\n\tport => 2103\n\tcodec => telemetry_gpb {\n\n\t ############\n\t #### support only for gpb\n\t #\n\t # 'protofiles' specified path for directory holding:\n\t #\n\t # .proto files as generated on router, and post-processed\n\t # .pb.rb generated ruby bindings for the samen\n\t #\n\t # e.g. protofiles => \"/data/proto\"\n\t #\n\t # If you do not plan to make backward incompatible\n # changes to the .proto file, you can also simply use\n # the full version on this side safe in the knowledge\n # that it will be able to read any subset you wish to\n # generate.\n\t #\n\t # In order to generate the Ruby bindings you will need\n\t # to use a protocol compiler which supports Ruby\n\t # bindings for proto2 (e.g. ruby-protocol-buffer gem)\n\t #\n\t protofiles => \"/data/proto\"\n\t}\n }\n}\n\noutput {\n #\n # elasticsearch options documented here: www.elastic.io. With 2.0,\n # we default to using http, and must therefore use the client\n # port.\n #\n elasticsearch {\n\thosts => \"192.168.137.43:9200\"\n }\n\n #\n # Uncomment the following if you wish to attach to\n # container and watch updates go by.\n #\n # stdout {codec => rubydebug}\n #\n}\n\n", :reason=>"Something is wrong with your configuration.", :level=>:error}