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Investigate indexing span.context.db.*
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We discussed this in the server meeting. Originally these fields were removed from the indexes because we where concerned for the disk space usage. We've decided to document how to add these fields to the index in |
After some investigation and discussion with the beats team, the fields.yml approach seems too manual and error prone to be the right long-term solution. Most notably, upgrades become very manual, with merging new fields with user-modified fields.yml. Adding discuss label for brainstorming alternative solutions. |
any chance the discussion is available somewhere? |
there's seems slightly better than asking people to edit their |
This is still marked as experimental though (although it landed quite a while ago, see https://github.com/elastic/beats/pull/6024/files). Did you talk to the beats team if there are plans to make this feature stable? |
Related: elastic/beats#8607 |
+1 on making append_fields GA. The main challenge I see around it is that users will add fields after they did run the Beat for the first and will have to overwrite the template to make use of it. We should solve this by docs and think about other options how to raise awareness. |
The docs already mention when |
What is the status? Are their plans to index the fields by default? |
@tobiasstadler we don't have any plans to index additional span fields, but the |
@smith Yes, that works for me. Thank You! |
Closing this issue since we don't have plans to work on this. |
Currently
span.context.db.*
properties are stored but not indexed in ES. This makes it impossible to query/aggregate on them, which might be helpful for multiple use cases (aggregate on them to figure out occurence of queries per type, problematic instances, etc.).Suggested solution:
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