Hi everyone,

I am now using Flume to collect log into ElasticSearch. And the logs are in
json format. However, when I check them in ES, it seems that Flume has put
the entire json log in the @message attribute. Is there any config to do or
need I do some coding to separate them into different columns as ES always
does?

BTW, I found that ttl seems not working in ElasticSearch. I'm using Flume
1.5.0.1.

Any clue shall be appreciated.

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