Fluent-bit HTTP input Plugin
How to Integrate Fluent-bit HTTP input Plugin with Apica Ascent
1. Introduction
This guide explains how to send logs with the HTTP input plugin to Apica Ascent with Fluent-bit, and how to view them.
2. Configure the HTTP input Plugin in Fluent-bit
Update your Fluent-bit.conf with an input and filter for the HTTP input Plugin:
[INPUT]
Name http
Listen 0.0.0.0
Port 4318
Tag ascent_logs[FILTER]
Name modify
Match ascent_logs
Add namespace Fluent-bit
Add app_name HTTPYou could use any free port, port 4318 is not required, it was chosen for this example.
Restart Fluent-bit with systemctl restart fluent-bit and check the status with systemctl status fluent-bit to verify that it’s running correctly.
Official Plugin documentation.
Set up Fluent-bit for Apica Ascent.
3. Verify Logs in Apica Ascent
1. Log in to Apica Ascent
2. Navigate to Explore → Logs & Insights
3. Look for the namespace and application name specified in the config file Example:

4. Example logs
message :
StructuredData :
5. Troubleshooting
If logs are not being sent verify that the port is open and that the server can receive data there.
Verify that the logs are in a format that the HTTP plugin can read such as json.
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