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Looks like there are a few fields recorded by this plugin that we have no desire to keep in our storage and will therefore have to write filters to to discard them.
It would be nice to see a flag named retain_http_headers which could be set to true by default for backward compatibility reasons. When false these headers are simply not populated or are automatically filtered out.
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I suggest the fields are stored under @metadata, similar to how the rabbitmq input deals with message metadata. This is actually also suggested in #10.
Looks like there are a few fields recorded by this plugin that we have no desire to keep in our storage and will therefore have to write filters to to discard them.
It would be nice to see a flag named
retain_http_headers
which could be set totrue
by default for backward compatibility reasons. Whenfalse
these headers are simply not populated or are automatically filtered out.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: