Customized Cloud Native Logging: Fluent Bit in Open Service Mesh
Talkat FluentCon: Cloud Native Logging Day with Fluent Bit and Fluentd Europe 2021 · on Tuesday, 2021-05-04·
summary
Shows Fluent Bit deployed as an optional sidecar to the Open Service Mesh controller, enabled by an osm CLI flag and configured via a single ConfigMap; uses volume mounts and environment variables for outbound proxy support. Demonstrates a three‑step pipeline: tail input + modify filter routing to Datadog, then adding the Kubernetes filter and routing also to Azure Log Analytics, then a rewrite_tag that fans error logs to Slack. Config changes are toggles and logs visibly appear in all targets.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00What is Open Service Mesh
- 1:44Why did you choose Fluent Bit
- 2:59Plugging Open Service Mesh and Fluent Bit together
- 3:55Controller Deployment
- 5:59Fluent Config Map
- 8:36Demo Overview
- 9:57Fluent Bit Documentation
- 10:52Fluent Bit Type
- 11:08Fluent Bit Configuration Map
- 11:19Service Section
- 11:58Modify Filter
- 12:39API Key
- 13:23Install OSM
- 14:17Pipeline
- 14:53Kubernetes Filter
- 15:28Azure Log Analytics Output
- 16:20Demo
- 16:54Log Analytics
- 18:40Rewrite Tags Rule
- 19:58Slack Output
- 20:36Checking Slack Output
- 21:50Wrap Up
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