Date Parser
Overview
Date Parser is a filter that parses and converts character strings representing dates into another format, usually a date object that can be used in programming languages.
Configure Date Parser
To configure the Date Parser, follow the instructions below:
In the Processor information section , enter general information for a processor according to the instructions in Processor . In this content, you will choose Processor type as Date Parser .
In the Parsing rule section , enter the following information:
Enter Source field : field containing logs that will need to be parsed.
Enter Locate: the language used for the date format you desire. Locale affects the display and arrangement of day, date, month, and separators, for example year-month-day, day-month-year, or month-day-south.
Enter Timezone: time zone of a geographical region. Timezone affects the value of dates, because the same time can have different date values depending on the time zone. If you do not select Locale and Timezone , we will default to the system's Locale and Timezone.
Enter the Target field : the field will be overwritten in the destination log project, normally you will not need to enter this information
Enter Pattern: contains date pattern to match with source field and parse out according to structure.
For example:
Source field
date
Field nguồn cần parser là date.
{ "date":"Apr 17 09:32:01 }
{"date":"2023-08-01T07:45:11.130Z",}
Locate
Vietnamese
Ngôn ngữ sử dụng là Vietnamese.
nt
nt
Timezone
N/A
Múi giờ lấy theo hệ thống.
nt
nt
Target field
date_parser
Field được parser sẽ ghi đè vô Destination log ở field date_parser.
nt
nt
Pattern
yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ
Định dạng ngày tháng của field date.
nt
nt
Store and reuse Parsing rules
You can store a parsing rule by checking Save this rule , then entering a memorable name for the parsing rule you want to store. The mnemonic name has a minimum length of 5 characters, a maximum length of 255 characters and can only include upper and lower case letters (az, AZ), numbers (0-9), and dots (.), space ( ), underscore (_), hyphen (-), and the @ character.
After the parsing rule has been stored, in subsequent processor creations you can reuse this rule by selecting Rule presets in the Pasing rule section.
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