Fluent::Plugin::ConditionalFilter, a plugin for Fluentd

fluent-plugin-conditional_filter provides a simple filter that filters out key/value pairs that don't satisfy a given condition. This is the filter version of ConditionalFilterOutput.

If there's such a configuration as below:

<filter test.**>
  type           conditional
  key_pattern    @example\.com$
  condition      10
  filter         numeric_upward
</filter>

When the log below reaches:

'test' => {
  'foo@example.com' => 5,
  'bar@example.com' => 15,
  'baz@baz.com'     => 12,
}

key/value pairs that don't match either key_pattern or the condition designated by condition and filter are filtered out.

'filtered.test' => {
  'bar@example.com' => 15,
}

Key pattern to check.

Condition for the filter below.

Set filtering strategy.

fluent-plugin-conditional_filter provides a simple filter that filters out key/value pairs that don't satisfy a given condition.

If there's such a configuration as below:

<match test.**>
  type           conditional_filter
  add_tag_prefix filtered.
  key_pattern    @example\.com$
  condition      10
  filter         numeric_upward
</match>

When the log below reaches:

'test' => {
  'foo@example.com' => 5,
  'bar@example.com' => 15,
  'baz@baz.com'     => 12,
}

key/value pairs that don't match either key_pattern or the condition designated by condition and filter are filtered out.

'filtered.test' => {
  'bar@example.com' => 15,
}

Key pattern to check.

Condition for the filter below.

Set filtering strategy.

You can also use the params above inherited from Fluent::HandleTagNameMixin.

Filter out such key/value pairs whose value aren't greater than or equal to the given value as float value.

Filter out such key/value pairs whose value aren't smaller than or equal to the given value as float value

Filter out such key/value pairs whose value don't match the given value as string.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'fluent-plugin-conditional_filter'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install fluent-plugin-conditional_filter

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request