Nick Wilson
I am a Customer Success Manager for Sumo Logic, and am happy to help!
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Nick Wilson commented,
Marcin - my apologies for the delay on my end, but I was able to test with our engineers, and we have confirmed that the current version of the log4net appender will indeed continue to work come Ju...
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Nick Wilson commented,
Marcin - good catch. I've updated those US2 endpoints above, as they were indeed a typo. Thank you.
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Nick Wilson commented,
Hi Marcin, Thank you for your question. I don't know the answer off the top of my head for the log4net appender, but am researching it with our team right now. I believe your question regarding tha...
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Nick Wilson commented,
Official comment Hi Ian - I will reach out to you directly, but I researched this further and it doesn't appear to be anything with your configuration. We're researching on our end and will keep you posted. Thanks,...
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Nick Wilson commented,
You could also use the transpose operator to accomplish this, depending on how exactly you wanted it formatted. Something like this: | count by keys, values| transpose row keys column values Thanks...
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Nick Wilson commented,
Official comment That's correct - "fields" should handle this: RECON_INFO_ALERTAND _sourcename = "api"| json auto nodrop | where %"context.info_code" = "AMOUNT_MISMATCH"| parse "\"row\":*,\"gateway\":" as ReconRowD...
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Nick Wilson commented,
Hi Steven, This is currently on our feature request portal. I highly recommend that you vote and comment on it to let our product team know that it's important to you. https://ideas.sumologic.com/i...
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Nick Wilson commented,
And yet it was down-voted :-/ Anyway no problem Don, glad to help.
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Nick Wilson commented,
Oops... I got too caught up in the whole API endpoint thing, I forgot this was in JSON. I found this pattern on Stack Overflow and it works, at least with a simple example: *| parse regex "(?<key>[...
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Nick Wilson commented,
No prob Don! Glad it helped.