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- Add the upstream parameter to the configuration table.
- Add an Upstream servers section: round-robin node selection,
the parameters a node can set, and the parameters that apply
to every node.
- Cover startup failures, values that aren't validated,
credential precedence, AWS role handling, relative path
resolution by version, and partial bulk retries across nodes.
- Add an upstream file example in YAML and classic formats.
- Documents fluent/fluent-bit#11647.
Related: fluent/fluent-bit#12790 (partial bulk retries in upstream mode re-send a payload formatted for another node).
Documents the upstream parameter, node selection, upstream file behavior, per-node settings, validation, retry behavior, and YAML and classic configuration examples. The bulk-retry description is unchanged.
This documentation adds the Elasticsearch upstream section. Its retry description should also say that the receiving node's ingest pipeline applies to a retried document. Without that, readers may not expect retried documents to be transformed or rerouted differently. The omission is small and easy to fix, and nothing at runtime changes.
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Do not guarantee a different node on retry.
The rotation cursor is shared by flushes. If a batch goes to node A and another flush uses node B before the retry, the retry selects node A again. Describe selection as the next node in the shared rotation, rather than the next node after the batch’s first attempt. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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- Line 133: Update the startup-failure sentence about `aws_auth` in the
Elasticsearch output documentation to state that enabling `aws_auth` requires
`aws_region` to be set on the output, even when every node sets its own
`aws_region`.
- Line 134: Update the Elasticsearch documentation note about node-level
`buffer_size` and `write_operation` validation to also state that output-level
`write_operation` set to `update` or `upsert` requires output-level `id_key` or
`generate_id`; a node-level `id_key` does not satisfy this requirement, and
startup fails if neither output-level setting is present.
- Line 139: Update the reduced-payload retry descriptions in the Bulk retries
section to qualify them with the version that introduced that behavior,
verifying the version against source first. Describe v5.1.0 behavior separately:
an errors:true response retries the whole chunk, reformats it for the next
upstream node, and can duplicate already accepted writes across clusters;
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- Line 142: The v5.1.0/v5.1.1 retry guidance should not imply that `generate_id`
alone prevents duplicate writes. Update the `_bulk` recommendation to require
consistent ID-generating settings across nodes and the same destination index,
while retaining `id_key` as an option only when it yields the same `_id` on each
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- Line 142: Update the partial-retry explanation to include the receiving node’s
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- Add the upstream parameter to the configuration table.
- Add an Upstream servers section: round-robin node selection,
the parameters a node can set, and the parameters that apply
to every node.
- Cover startup failures, values that aren't validated,
credential precedence, AWS role handling, relative path
resolution by version, and partial bulk retries across nodes.
- Add an upstream file example in YAML and classic formats.
- Split the aws_auth startup rule: enabling it on the output
requires aws_region on the output, even when nodes set their
own.
- State that output-level update or upsert needs output-level
id_key or generate_id; a node id_key doesn't count.
- Qualify partial bulk retries as v5.1.2 or later, here and in
Bulk retries, and describe the whole-batch retry across nodes
in v5.1.0 and v5.1.1.
- Say that retries follow the shared node rotation and can reach
a different node or the original one.
- Correct v5.1.0 and v5.1.1: a bulk response with any accepted
document counts as success, so failed documents are lost;
recommend upgrading.
- Add the v5.1.0 and v5.1.1 partial bulk loss behavior to the
Bulk retries section so single-host readers see it
- Shorten the upstream bullet to link to that section
- List pipeline among the receiving node's settings on partial
bulk retries and note a retry can run another node's pipeline
- Documents fluent/fluent-bit#11647.
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
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Related: fluent/fluent-bit#12790 (partial bulk retries in upstream mode re-send a payload formatted for another node).