Sources container_id tag from kubernetes meta location #67
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This looks reasonable to me. Thanks for the contribution @rlafferty!
Awesome @lukesteensen - any idea if it will make it into the next release? |
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@rlafferty Yes, this will go into the next release. I am working on getting a few things sorted out internally and then will start the release process. Hopefully later this week. |
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What does this PR do?
Looks to resolve #66
Sources the
container_idtag from the default location the kubernetes input filter places thecontainer_idattribute (kubernetes.docker_id).Motivation
What inspired you to submit this pull request?
This will allow drillthrough from the kubernetes dashboard views in datadog (at the container level) to be able to easily find logs as its filtering/searching based on
container_id. This is useful for pods that have multiple containers and you'd like it filtered for a specific container.Additional Notes
Anything else we should know when reviewing?