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> isn't the point of `/etc//conf.d` directories generally that you have multiple config files? Yes certainly. It's totally fine to place multiple config files
by Xylakant 11y ago
> isn't the point of `/etc//conf.d` directories generally that you have multiple config files?
Yes certainly. It's totally fine to place multiple config files there, I do as well. I split up my configs in the various outputs, inputs etc. It's just that logstash combines them to a single pipeline and does not run a pipeline per config file. Nginx doesn't run a webserver per config file either :).
It's certainly something that's unexpected and could be much better documented, but alas, I'm just a user :)
(and I do agree, your issue could have been handled much better, especially since it's not actually a bug)
- clebio 11y agoAwesome, thanks for the clarification. This might help (if I ever go back to using logstash at this point!). Yeah, my point was more that they accepted my issue, but there's no action and there are more than 600+ other open issues. Seems Elastic is too busy branding and pushing breaking changes to their APIs. I do sincerely appreciate your clarifications and comments on this one, though.