Add log.file.path
to capture the log file path, following Filebeat convention.
#802
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A few points to note about this PR:
file.*
atlog.file.*
, this is adding a single field only:log.file.path
. If I remember correctly, it's the first time we do this.file.*
fields we could add them, but so far that need has not arisen.file.path
has atext
multi-field which may be useful for threat hunting in arbitrary file paths,log.file.path
does not. The thinking is that these log files are controlled by operators and aren't "user data" in which we're likely to do threat hunting. This is something we can add later if needed.log.origin.file.name
to disambiguate:log.origin.file.*
are fields to capture source code file details, in application logging use cases.Closes #770