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Fluent Bit v1.9 Documentation
About
What is Fluent Bit?
A Brief History of Fluent Bit
Fluentd & Fluent Bit
License
Concepts
Key Concepts
Buffering
Data Pipeline
Installation
Getting Started with Fluent Bit
Upgrade Notes
Supported Platforms
Requirements
Sources
Linux Packages
Docker
Containers on AWS
Amazon EC2
Kubernetes
macOS
Windows
Yocto / Embedded Linux
Administration
Configuring Fluent Bit
Classic mode
YAML Configuration
Unit Sizes
Multiline Parsing
Security
Buffering & Storage
Backpressure
Scheduling and Retries
Networking
Memory Management
Monitoring
Dump Internals / Signal
HTTP Proxy
Local Testing
Validating your Data and Structure
Running a Logging Pipeline Locally
Data Pipeline
Pipeline Monitoring
Inputs
Parsers
Filters
Outputs
Stream Processing
Introduction to Stream Processing
Overview
Changelog
Getting Started
Fluent Bit for Developers
C Library API
Ingest Records Manually
Golang Output Plugins
Developer guide for beginners on contributing to Fluent Bit
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Configuring Fluent Bit
Currently, Fluent Bit supports two configuration formats:
  • ​Classic mode.
  • ​Yaml. (YAML configuration is tech preview so not recommended for production.)
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