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https://github.com/ansoni/fluent-plugin-json-schema-filter

Fluentd plugin to ensure that an inbound record validates to a well-defined schema
https://github.com/ansoni/fluent-plugin-json-schema-filter

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Fluentd plugin to ensure that an inbound record validates to a well-defined schema

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# fluent-plugin-json-schema-filter

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[Fluentd](http://fluentd.org) filter plugin to validate records against a [json-schema](http://json-schema.org)

## Installation
Use RubyGems:

gem install fluent-plugin-json-schema-filter

## Configuration

*Discard Example*:


@type json_schema
mode discard
schema_file /some/path.json #defaults to /etc/td-agent/schema.json

will result in records that do not validate being completely discarded.

*Isolate Example*:


@type json_schema
mode isolate
schema_file ...
isolate_tag_prefix invalid
add_validation_error true # results in a validation-error key being added to the record

will result in invalid records being tagged as "invalid.". In the example above, invalid records would be invalid.foo.\*\*

*Enrich Example*


@type json_schema
mode enrich
schema_file ...
enrich_valid {
'valid': 'This is a great document'
} # default valid: true
enrich_invalid {
'invalid': 'You suck at the JSON'
} # default valid: false
add_validation_error true # results in a validation-error key being added to the record

will result in messages gaining either the enrich_valid or enrich_invalid depending on how the record validates.

## Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
5. Create new Pull Request