Forward is the protocol used by Fluentd to route message between peers.
Forward log streams to endpoint.validate_tcp_resolution false bool Controls whether to validate the tcp address and fail at startup. connection_timeout 30s time.Duration Maximum amount of time a dial will wait for a connect to complete tls.insecure true bool If set to true, the connection is not secured with TLS. tls.insecure_skip_verify false bool Controls whether the exporter verifies the server's certificate chain and host name. If true, any certificate is accepted and any host name. This mode is susceptible to man-in-the-middle attacks tls.ca_file "" string Used for mTLS. Path to the CA cert. For a client this verifies the server certificate tls.cert_file "" string Used for mTLS. Path to the client TLS cert to use tls.key_file "" string Used for mTLS. Path to the client TLS key to use shared_key "" string A key string known by the server, used for authorization require_ack false bool Protocol delivery acknowledgment for log streams : true = at-least-once, false = at-most-once tag "tag" string Fluentd tag is a string separated by '.'s (e.g. myapp.access), and is used as the directions for Fluentd's internal routing engine compress_gzip false bool Transparent data compression. You can use this feature to reduce the transferred payload size default_labels_enabled true map[string]bool If omitted then default labels will be added. If one of the labels is omitted then this label will be added
See the default values in the method createDefaultConfig() in factory.go file.
Example, for default_labels_enabled that will add only the timestamp attribute in the log record:
exporters:
fluentforward:
endpoint:
tcp_addr: a.new.fluentforward.target:24224
connection_timeout: 10s
require_ack: true
tag: nginx
compress_gzip: true
default_labels_enabled:
timestamp: true
level: false
message: false
But a best practice is to have at least timestamp, level and message in the exported log record to a Fluent endpoint.
Example with TLS enabled and shared key:
exporters:
fluentforward:
endpoint:
tcp_addr: a.new.fluentforward.target:24224
connection_timeout: 10s
tls:
insecure: false
shared_key: otelcol-dev
Example with mutual TLS authentication (mTLS):
exporters:
fluentforward:
endpoint:
tcp_addr: a.new.fluentforward.target:24224
connection_timeout: 10s
tls:
insecure: false
ca_file: ca.crt.pem
cert_file: client.crt.pem
key_file: client.key.pem
OpenTelemetry uses record.severity to track log levels.
Queued retry capabilities are enabled by default, see the Exporter Helper queuing and retry settings to fine tune them.
Example usage:
exporters:
fluentforward:
endpoint:
tcp_addr: a.new.fluentforward.target:24224
connection_timeout: 10s
retry_on_failure:
enabled: true
initial_interval: 5s
max_interval: 30s
max_elapsed_time: 5m
sending_queue:
enabled: true
num_consumers: 10
queue_size: 2000
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