fluent bit config

[LuisJG8]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the Fluent Bit configuration by updating the syntax for specifying log file paths and adjusting the JSON log parsing format. These changes aim to ensure compatibility with Fluent Bit's expected configuration structure and potentially improve log processing.

Highlights

• Fluent Bit Configuration Update: The Fluent Bit configuration file (fluent-bit.yml) has been updated to use the path directive instead of file for specifying the log directory, aligning with current Fluent Bit configuration practices.
• Log Format Adjustment: The log format for the file input plugin was changed from json_lines to json, which might affect how multi-line JSON logs are parsed.

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Changelog

• fluent-bit/fluent-bit.yml
  • Replaced the file directive with path for specifying the log directory /data within the file input plugin.
  • Updated the log format from json_lines to json for the file input plugin.
  • Removed extraneous blank lines from the configuration file.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Fluent Bit configuration. It corrects an invalid YAML structure by replacing a duplicate file key with the correct path key for specifying the output directory. However, it also changes the output format from json_lines to json. I've recommended reverting this change to json_lines because it's a more robust format for log files, ensuring that each line is a valid JSON object and preventing data loss or parsing issues if the logging process is interrupted.

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Using format: json can lead to issues with log processing. This format outputs a single JSON array, which means the output file is only a valid JSON document once Fluent Bit is stopped and the closing bracket ] is written. If the process is interrupted, the entire log file may become invalid.

For better robustness and easier processing by log consumers, it's recommended to use format: json_lines. With json_lines, each log record is a separate, valid JSON object on its own line, which allows for incremental reading and processing of the log file.

      format: json_lines