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+ ## [Unreleased]
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+
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+ - Normalize log strings to valid UTF-8 without mutating records, preventing binary or invalid bytes from dropping whole chunks.
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+ ## [0.1.0] - 2026-09-02
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+
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+ - Add secret-masked authentication headers for HTTP and lowercase gRPC metadata.
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+ - Add HTTP CA and mutual TLS settings without changing global Excon defaults;
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+ warn once at start when HTTP certificate verification is disabled.
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+ - Add gRPC TLS and configuration-time certificate file errors; reject URI-style
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+ gRPC endpoints and disabled certificate verification.
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+ - Port upstream 0.5.3 streaming HTTP input limits (32 MiB body / 256 MiB
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+ decompressed), request closure, HTTP 413 and bad-gzip 400 responses
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+ (CVE-2026-44163 / GHSA-2jc5-xhx8-qj6h), and gRPC input shutdown.
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+ - Reuse persistent HTTP connections, consume responses, accept all 2xx statuses,
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+ and normalize trailing endpoint slashes.
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+ - Reuse gRPC stubs and apply compression, keepalive and per-call deadlines to
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+ both relay and ordinary-record exports.
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+ - Classify ordinary-record gRPC status errors as retryable or unrecoverable and
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+ warn without retry on partial log success over HTTP or gRPC.
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+ - Default output chunks to 2 MiB while preserving tag chunk keys.
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+ - Add CONTENT_TYPE_PLAIN and retain CONTENT_TYPE_PAIN as a compatibility alias.
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+ - Keep the original generated protobufs, internal metrics behavior and package
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+ version; no additional runtime dependencies.
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+
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+ - Fork fluent-plugin-opentelemetry 0.4.0 under the Radiant package name.
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+ - Add automatic, forced-relay, and ordinary-record output modes.
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+ - Convert ordinary records into typed, batched OTLP log export requests.
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+ - Preserve upstream input plugins and OTLP logs, metrics, and traces relay behavior.
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+ - Register both `opentelemetry_radiant` and `opentelemetry` output names.
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+
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+ ## Upstream history
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+
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+ ## [0.4.0] - 2025-10-10
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+ - in_opentelemetry_metrics: Add plugin to support fluentd metrics export (#10)
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+
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+ ## [0.3.0] - 2025-07-23
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+
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+ - in_opentelemetry: add ${type} placeholder support in tag parameter (#8)
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+ - in_opentelemetry: use String for record keys (#6)
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+
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+ ## [0.2.0] - 2025-06-26
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+
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+ - Make gRPC sending and receiving optional (#4)
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+ - To use gRPC sending and receiving, you need to install `grpc` gem manually.
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+
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+ ## [0.1.0] - 2025-03-31
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+ - Initial release
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+ fluent-plugin-opentelemetry-radiant
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+ This product is a derivative work of fluent-plugins-nursery/fluent-plugin-opentelemetry
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+ version 0.4.0, Copyright 2025- Shizuo Fujita, licensed under the Apache
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+ - adds an output mode that converts ordinary Fluentd records into OTLP logs;
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+ - batches converted records into one ExportLogsServiceRequest per Fluentd chunk;
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+ - preserves typed scalar, nested map, and nested array values in OTLP AnyValue fields;
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+ - projects configured record fields into OTLP resource attributes;
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+ - preserves Fluentd event nanoseconds in OTLP log timestamps;
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+ - lets the existing HTTP and optional gRPC handlers export prepared log requests;
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+ - retains the upstream OTLP logs, metrics, and traces relay path; and
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+ - registers both the `opentelemetry_radiant` and compatibility `opentelemetry`
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+ The generated OpenTelemetry protobuf Ruby files remain derived from the
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+ # fluent-plugin-opentelemetry-radiant
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+ A Fluentd input/output plugin for OpenTelemetry Protocol (OTLP) data. This is an
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+ Apache-2.0 derivative of
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+ [`fluent-plugin-opentelemetry` 0.4.0](https://github.com/fluent-plugins-nursery/fluent-plugin-opentelemetry)
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+ by Shizuo Fujita.
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+ The fork retains the upstream OTLP relay and both upstream input plugins, and
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+ adds an output path that turns ordinary Fluentd records into batched OTLP logs.
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+ It includes the input size-limit and transport robustness fixes from upstream
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+ 0.5.3, with authenticated HTTP and gRPC exports and client TLS configuration.
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+ > [!IMPORTANT]
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+ > Do not install this gem alongside `fluent-plugin-opentelemetry`. This gem
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+ > replaces it and intentionally ships the same input names, compatibility output
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+ > name, and generated protobuf descriptors. Co-installation can cause duplicate
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+ > Fluentd registry entries or duplicate protobuf descriptor errors.
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ fluent-gem install fluent-plugin-opentelemetry-radiant
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Output modes
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+ The output is registered as both `opentelemetry_radiant` and `opentelemetry`.
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+ | `mode` | Behavior |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `auto` (default) | Relay records with a supported OTLP `type` and a `message`; convert every other record. Mixed chunks are partitioned. |
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+ | `relay` | Send every record through the upstream OTLP relay path. |
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+ | `records` | Convert every record into an OTLP `LogRecord`. |
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+ Supported relay types remain `opentelemetry_logs`, `opentelemetry_metrics`, and
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+ `opentelemetry_traces`.
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+ ## Ordinary-record configuration
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+
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+ ```conf
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+ <match fid.**>
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+ @type opentelemetry_radiant
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+ mode records
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+ # Read the token from the Fluentd process environment.
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+ headers {"Authorization":"Bearer #{ENV['OTLP_TOKEN']}"}
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+ body_key message
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+ body_format string
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+ severity_key severity
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+ attributes_from_record true
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+ exclude_keys hostname,clustername
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+ resource_attributes {"service.name":"fid"}
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+ resource_attributes_from_record {"host.name":"hostname","k8s.cluster.name":"clustername"}
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+ scope_name fluent-plugin-opentelemetry-radiant
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+
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+ <http>
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+ endpoint https://otel-collector.example.com
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+ compress text
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+ read_timeout 60
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+ write_timeout 60
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+ connect_timeout 60
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+ </http>
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+
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+ <transport tls>
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+ # Omit ca_path to use the system CA roots.
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+ ca_path /etc/fluent/certs/collector-ca.pem
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+ min_version TLSv1_2
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+ </transport>
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+
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+ <buffer tag>
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+ @type file
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+ path /var/log/fluent/otel-buffer
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+ flush_interval 5s
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+ retry_forever true
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+ </buffer>
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+ </match>
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+ ```
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+ For `body_format string`, a present `body_key` value is converted with Ruby's
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+ `to_s`; when the key is absent, the complete record is JSON-encoded. For
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+ `body_format kvlist`, the complete record becomes an OTLP `KeyValueList` body.
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+ With `attributes_from_record true`, fields other than `body_key`, `severity_key`,
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+ and `exclude_keys` become log attributes. Strings, signed 64-bit integers,
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+ floats, and booleans use their matching OTLP `AnyValue` fields. Hashes and arrays
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+ are recursively represented as `kvlist_value` and `array_value`. Because OTLP
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+ has no null `AnyValue`, `nil` is represented as the string `"null"`; integers
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+ outside the signed 64-bit OTLP range are represented losslessly as strings.
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+ `fluent.tag` is always added and cannot be excluded.
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+ Static `resource_attributes` are overlaid by values selected through
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+ `resource_attributes_from_record`; mapped values come from the first converted
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+ record in the chunk. A missing mapped record key is ignored.
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+ Severity matching is case-insensitive: TRACE=1, DEBUG=5, INFO=9, WARN=13,
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+ ERROR=17, and FATAL=21. Unknown text uses OTLP's unspecified number (0). If the
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+ severity key is absent, both fields remain unset/defaulted.
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+ Converted records in one Fluentd chunk are sent in one
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+ `ExportLogsServiceRequest`. Delivery is at least once: if any relay or converted
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+ export fails, Fluentd retries the chunk and a previously accepted request can be
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+ delivered again. The default buffer `chunk_limit_size` is **2 MiB**, with
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+ `chunk_keys ["tag"]`. This leaves headroom below common 4 MiB gRPC receiver
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+ limits because conversion can enlarge the message. It is not a strict encoded
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+ request limit: large records and attributes can still exceed a receiver's limit.
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+ Tune chunk sizes against the actual encoded requests and receiver settings.
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+ ## Relay configuration
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+ This remains compatible with the output emitted by the upstream
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+ `opentelemetry` and `opentelemetry_metrics` inputs:
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+ ```conf
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+ <match opentelemetry.**>
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+ @type opentelemetry
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+ mode relay
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+ <http>
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+ endpoint http://127.0.0.1:4318
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+ </http>
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+ </match>
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+ ```
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+ The HTTP path sends `application/x-protobuf`. Optional gRPC support requires the
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+ `grpc` gem to be installed separately. The transport settings below apply to all
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+ output modes and to relay logs, metrics, and traces.
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+
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+ ## Authentication and HTTP TLS
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+ Top-level `headers` is a hash of string values (default `{}`). Every export uses
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+ these headers for HTTP or their lowercase keys for gRPC metadata. Fluentd masks
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+ the entire hash in its configuration dump. `Content-Type` and `Content-Encoding`
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+ are reserved, case-insensitively; configured values for them are ignored.
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+ Keep tokens in the process environment or your existing secret management system.
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+
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+ ```conf
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+ <match fid.**>
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+ @type opentelemetry_radiant
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+ mode records
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+ headers {"Authorization":"Bearer #{ENV['OTLP_TOKEN']}","X-Tenant-ID":"fid"}
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+ <http>
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+ endpoint https://collector.example.com:4318/
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+ compress gzip
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+ read_timeout 60
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+ write_timeout 60
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+ connect_timeout 60
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+ </http>
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+ <transport tls>
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+ ca_path /etc/fluent/certs/ca.pem
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+ # Set both for mutual TLS; omit both for server authentication only.
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+ cert_path /etc/fluent/certs/client.pem
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+ private_key_path /etc/fluent/certs/client-key.pem
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+ private_key_passphrase "#{ENV['OTLP_KEY_PASSPHRASE']}"
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+ min_version TLSv1_2
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+ max_version TLSv1_3
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+ </transport>
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+ </match>
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+ ```
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+
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+ The HTTP endpoint is a base URL. Trailing slashes are removed before appending
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+ `/v1/logs`, `/v1/metrics`, or `/v1/traces`. Use an `https://` URL for encryption.
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+ `<transport tls>` supplies the CA, client certificate, key, passphrase, and TLS
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+ version bounds to Excon. Omit `ca_path` for default system trust. `insecure true`
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+ disables certificate verification only on this output's HTTP connections and
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+ logs one warning at start; it does not change process-wide Excon defaults.
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+ HTTP connections are persistent and reused across exports.
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+
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+ ## gRPC TLS and options
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+
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+ ```conf
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+ <match fid.**>
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+ @type opentelemetry_radiant
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+ mode records
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+ headers {"Authorization":"Bearer #{ENV['OTLP_TOKEN']}"}
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+ <grpc>
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+ endpoint collector.example.com:4317
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+ compress gzip
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+ timeout 60
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+ keepalive_time 30
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+ keepalive_timeout 10
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+ </grpc>
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+ <transport tls>
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+ ca_path /etc/fluent/certs/ca.pem
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+ # Optional mutual TLS:
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+ cert_path /etc/fluent/certs/client.pem
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+ private_key_path /etc/fluent/certs/client-key.pem
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+ </transport>
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+ </match>
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+ ```
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+
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+ The gRPC endpoint must be `host:port` (or `[IPv6]:port`), without `http://` or
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+ `https://`. `<transport tls>` selects a secure channel. Omit `ca_path` to use
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+ gRPC's default system roots; omit the client cert and key unless mutual TLS is
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+ required. TLS files are read at configuration time, and unreadable files produce
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+ a `Fluent::ConfigError` identifying the path. An encrypted client key can use
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+ `private_key_passphrase`. Without `<transport tls>`, gRPC uses plaintext.
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+ `insecure true` is rejected for gRPC; supply the server's CA using `ca_path`.
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+ The HTTP `min_version` / `max_version` settings are not applied to gRPC, whose
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+ TLS negotiation is managed by gRPC core.
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+
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+ | gRPC option | Default | Meaning |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `compress` | `text` | `text` sends uncompressed messages; `gzip` enables gRPC gzip compression. |
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+ | `timeout` | `60` | Deadline in seconds, refreshed for every call. |
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+ | `keepalive_time` | `30` | Interval in seconds between gRPC keepalive pings. |
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+ | `keepalive_timeout` | `10` | Seconds to wait for a ping acknowledgement. |
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+
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+ Stubs and channels are reused. Keepalive pings are permitted without active
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+ calls; coordinate the interval with the backend's keepalive policy.
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+
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+ ## Delivery and retries
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+
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+ All HTTP **2xx** responses acknowledge success. HTTP `400` is unrecoverable.
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+ The default retryable HTTP codes are `429`, `502`, `503`, and `504`, configurable
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+ with `<http> retryable_response_codes`. Other non-2xx responses are unrecoverable
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+ by default; `error_response_as_unrecoverable false` logs and acknowledges those
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+ other responses instead. Connection and DNS errors remain retryable.
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+
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+ For ordinary-record gRPC exports, `CANCELLED`, `DEADLINE_EXCEEDED`, `ABORTED`,
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+ `OUT_OF_RANGE`, `UNAVAILABLE`, `DATA_LOSS`, and `RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED` raise a
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+ retryable error for Fluentd's buffer backoff. All other gRPC error statuses raise
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+ `Fluent::UnrecoverableError` with the code name and server details. Relay-mode
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+ gRPC status exceptions retain upstream behavior and remain retryable through
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+ Fluentd. Configure buffer retry policy to match operational needs.
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+
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+ Successful HTTP and gRPC log responses with `partial_success.rejected_log_records`
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+ greater than zero log a warning with the count and backend error message. They
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+ are acknowledged without retry to avoid resending accepted records. Configured
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+ header values are redacted from these warnings and ordinary-record gRPC status
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+ errors.
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+
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+ ## Input plugins
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+
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+ The upstream inputs remain registered under their original names:
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+
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+ - `@type opentelemetry` receives OTLP logs, metrics, and traces over HTTP and,
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+ when available, gRPC.
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+ - `@type opentelemetry_metrics` emits Fluentd internal metrics as OTLP relay
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+ records.
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+
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+ The OTLP HTTP input now limits the streamed request body and decompressed gzip
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+ body. Configure limits inside its `<http>` section:
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+
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+ ```conf
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+ <source>
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+ @type opentelemetry
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+ tag opentelemetry.${type}
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+ <http>
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+ bind 0.0.0.0
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+ port 4318
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+ body_size_limit 32m
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+ decompression_size_limit 256m
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+ </http>
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+ </source>
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+ ```
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+
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+ `body_size_limit` defaults to **32 MiB** and `decompression_size_limit` to
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+ **256 MiB**. Bodies exceeding either limit return HTTP `413`; malformed or
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+ truncated gzip returns `400`. Requests are closed on success and failure.
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+ This includes the upstream CVE-2026-44163 / GHSA-2jc5-xhx8-qj6h fix. The gRPC
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+ input now stops its server during Fluentd shutdown. The internal metrics input
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+ keeps its upstream 0.4.0 behavior and `fluentd_` metric prefix; no process metrics
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+ or `get_process_mem` dependency are added.
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+
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+ ## Development
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ bundle install
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+ bundle exec rake test
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+ bundle exec rake build
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Attribution and license
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+
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+ Copyright notices from the upstream project are retained. See [NOTICE](NOTICE)
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+ for the derivative-work statement and [LICENSE](LICENSE) for Apache License 2.0.
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+ # frozen_string_literal: true
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+
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+ require "fluent/plugin/input"
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+ require "fluent/plugin/opentelemetry/constant"
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+ require "fluent/plugin/opentelemetry/http_input_handler"
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+ require "fluent/plugin_helper/http_server"
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+ require "fluent/plugin_helper/thread"
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+
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+ begin
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+ require "grpc"
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+
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+ require "fluent/plugin/opentelemetry/grpc_input_handler"
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+ rescue LoadError
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+ end
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+
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+ module Fluent::Plugin
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+ class OpentelemetryInput < Input
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+ Fluent::Plugin.register_input("opentelemetry", self)
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+
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+ helpers :thread, :http_server
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+
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+ desc "The tag of the event."
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+ config_param :tag, :string
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+
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+ config_section :http, required: false, multi: false, init: false, param_name: :http_config do
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+ desc "The address to bind to."
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+ config_param :bind, :string, default: "0.0.0.0"
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+ desc "The port to listen to."
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+ config_param :port, :integer, default: 4318
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+
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+ desc "The size limit of the POSTed element. This value should be larger than the 'chunk_limit_size' in out_opentelemetry plugin."
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+ config_param :body_size_limit, :size, default: 32 * 1024 * 1024
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+ desc "The size limit of the decompressed element."
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+ config_param :decompression_size_limit, :size, default: 256 * 1024 * 1024
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+ end
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+
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+ config_section :grpc, required: false, multi: false, init: false, param_name: :grpc_config do
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+ desc "The address to bind to."
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+ config_param :bind, :string, default: "0.0.0.0"
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+ desc "The port to listen to."
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+ config_param :port, :integer, default: 4317
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+ end
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+
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+ config_section :transport, required: false, multi: false, init: false, param_name: :transport_config do
45
+ config_argument :protocol, :enum, list: [:tls], default: nil
46
+ end
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+
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+ def configure(conf)
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+ super
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+
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+ expand_tag_placeholders(@tag)
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+
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+ if @grpc_config && !defined?(GRPC)
54
+ raise Fluent::ConfigError, "To use gRPC feature, please install grpc gem such as 'fluent-gem install grpc'."
55
+ end
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+
57
+ unless [@http_config, @grpc_config].any?
58
+ raise Fluent::ConfigError, "Please configure either <http> or <grpc> section, or both."
59
+ end
60
+ end
61
+
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+ def start
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+ super
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+
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+ if @http_config
66
+ http_handler = Opentelemetry::HttpInputHandler.new(@http_config, log)
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+ http_server_create_http_server(:in_opentelemetry_http_server, addr: @http_config.bind, port: @http_config.port, logger: log) do |serv|
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+ serv.post("/v1/logs") do |req|
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+ http_handler.logs(req) { |record| router.emit(tag_for(Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_LOGS), Fluent::EventTime.now, { "type" => Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_LOGS, "message" => record }) }
70
+ end
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+ serv.post("/v1/metrics") do |req|
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+ http_handler.metrics(req) { |record| router.emit(tag_for(Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_METRICS), Fluent::EventTime.now, { "type" => Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_METRICS, "message" => record }) }
73
+ end
74
+ serv.post("/v1/traces") do |req|
75
+ http_handler.traces(req) { |record| router.emit(tag_for(Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_TRACES), Fluent::EventTime.now, { "type" => Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_TRACES, "message" => record }) }
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+ end
77
+ end
78
+ end
79
+
80
+ if @grpc_config
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+ thread_create(:in_opentelemetry_grpc_server) do
82
+ @grpc_handler = Opentelemetry::GrpcInputHandler.new(@grpc_config, log)
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+ @grpc_handler.run(
84
+ logs: lambda { |record|
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+ router.emit(tag_for(Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_LOGS), Fluent::EventTime.now, { "type" => Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_LOGS, "message" => record })
86
+ },
87
+ metrics: lambda { |record|
88
+ router.emit(tag_for(Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_METRICS), Fluent::EventTime.now, { "type" => Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_METRICS, "message" => record })
89
+ },
90
+ traces: lambda { |record|
91
+ router.emit(tag_for(Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_TRACES), Fluent::EventTime.now, { "type" => Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_TRACES, "message" => record })
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+ }
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+ )
94
+ end
95
+ end
96
+ end
97
+
98
+ def stop
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+ @grpc_handler&.stop
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+
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+ super
102
+ end
103
+
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+ private
105
+
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+ def expand_tag_placeholders(tag)
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+ @expand_tag_placeholders ||= {
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+ Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_LOGS => tag.gsub(Opentelemetry::PLACEHOLDER_TYPE, Opentelemetry::PLACEHOLDER_TYPE_LOGS),
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+ Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_METRICS => tag.gsub(Opentelemetry::PLACEHOLDER_TYPE, Opentelemetry::PLACEHOLDER_TYPE_METRICS),
110
+ Opentelemetry::RECORD_TYPE_TRACES => tag.gsub(Opentelemetry::PLACEHOLDER_TYPE, Opentelemetry::PLACEHOLDER_TYPE_TRACES)
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+ }
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+ end
113
+
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+ def tag_for(type)
115
+ @expand_tag_placeholders[type]
116
+ end
117
+ end
118
+ end