We would like to ingest confluence-application.log files into Elastic (separate standalone instance) and build some dashboards to monitor performance and errors. We installed Filebeats on the confluence server and sending logs directly to the Elastic instance ingest node which has a pipeline setup with some grok patterns to format the json
We have not modified the logging output or anything but still having some trouble to come up with some patterns to trap the majority of log messages including stack traces and other log messages.
If anyone has some example grok patterns they have used to parse confluence-application logs it would be greatly appreciated if you could share them.
