To match those inject messages, you'd need the following message matchers (respectively, line-by-line):
message_matcher = "Payload == 'event' && Type == 'event' && Severity == 1" message_matcher = "Payload == 'event' && Type == 'event' && Severity == 1" message_matcher = "Type == 'event'" message_matcher = "Payload == 'event'" Also, since you don't specify a hekad instance for heka-inject, you'll need a local hekad instance running with a TcpInput using ProtobufDecoder. -- Robison Jacka / OpsEng / Weebly On Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 10:52 AM, Scot <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > New user to Heka, I am trying to test a new HttpOutput. > > On Openstack Kilo and LMA .7 and heka .9 > > I have tried all sorts of options but get nothing but silence. > > /usr/bin/heka-inject -payload="event" -type="event" -severity="1" > /usr/bin/heka-inject -payload="event" -type="event" -severity="1" > /usr/bin/heka-inject -type="event" > /usr/bin/heka-inject -payload="event" > > root@fail# > > message_matcher = "Fields[payload_type] == 'json' && Fields[payload_name] > == 'event'" > > _______________________________________________ > Heka mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/heka > >
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