The following lists describe built-in Graylog functions by category. The lists are in alphabetical order.
Boolean
Boolean data is primarily associated with conditional statements, which allow different actions by changing control flow depending on whether a condition evaluates to true or false. Boolean functions determine Boolean values or operators.
grok_exists
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Checks if the given Grok pattern exists. |
is_boolean
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Checks whether a value is a boolean value (true or false). |
is_collection
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Checks whether a value is an iterable collection. |
is_date
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Checks whether a value is a date (of type DateTime). |
is_double
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Checks whether a value is a floating point value (of type double). |
is_ip
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Checks whether a value is an IP address (IPv4 or IPv6). |
is_json
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Checks whether a value is a parsed JSON tree. |
is_list
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Checks whether a value is an iterable list. |
is_long
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Checks whether a value is an integer value (of type long). |
is_map
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Checks whether a value is a map. |
is_not_null
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Checks whether a value is not null. |
is_null
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Checks whether a value is null. |
is_number
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Checks whether a value is a numeric value (of type long or double). |
is_period
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Checks whether a value is a time period (of type Period). |
is_string
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Checks whether a value is a string. |
is_url
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Checks whether a value is a parsed URL. |
key_value
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Extracts key/value pairs from a string. |
lookup_string_list_contains
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Looks up a value in the string list referenced by the key in the named lookup table. |
Boolean/Message Function
cidr_match
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Checks whether the given IP matches a CIDR pattern. |
has_field
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Checks whether the currently processed message contains the named field. |
Conversion
These are used to convert a value from one format to another.
expand_syslog_priority
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Converts a syslog priority number to its level and facility. |
expand_syslog_priority_as_string
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Converts a syslog priority number to its level and facility string representations. |
syslog_facility
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Converts a syslog facility number to its string representation. |
syslog_level
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Converts a syslog level number to its string representation. |
to_bool
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Converts the single parameter to a boolean value using its string value. |
to_date
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Converts a type to a date. |
to_double
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Converts the first parameter to a double floating point value. |
to_ip
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Converts the given string to an IP object. |
to_long
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Converts the first parameter to a long integer value. |
to_map
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Converts a value to a map. |
to_string
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Converts the first parameter to its string representation. |
to_url
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Converts a value to a valid URL using its string representation. |
Date/Time
A DateTime function performs an action or calculation on a date and time value.
days
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Create a period with a specified number of days. |
flex_parse_date
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Attempts to parse a date and time using the Natty date parser. |
format_date
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Formats a date and time according to a given formatter pattern. |
millis
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Can return either the Unix epoch value or the duration in milliseconds. |
minutes
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Creates a period with a specified number of minutes. |
months
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Creates a period with a specified number of months. |
seconds
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Creates a period with a specified number of seconds. |
now
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Returns the current date and time. |
parse_date
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Parses a date and time from the given string, according to a strict pattern. |
parse_unix_milliseconds
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Attempts to parse a UNIX millisecond timestamp (milliseconds since 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z). |
period
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Parses an ISO 8601 period from the specified string. |
weeks
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Creates a period with a specified number of weeks. |
years
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Creates a period with a specified number of years. |
hours
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Create a period with a specified number of hours. |
Debug
These functions are used to determine the state of your program at any point of execution.
metric_counter_inc
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The counter metric name, will always be prefixed with 'org.graylog.rulemetrics.' |
debug
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Print the passed value as a string in the Graylog log. |
Encoding
Encoding functions enable you to decode and convert strings.
murmur3_128
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Returns the hex encoded MurmurHash3 (128-bit) digest of the given string. |
murmur3_32
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Returns the hex encoded MurmurHash3 (32-bit) digest of the given string. |
sha1
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Returns the hex encoded SHA1 digest of the given string. |
sha256
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Returns the hex encoded SHA256 digest of the given string. |
sha512
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Returns the hex encoded SHA512 digest of the given string. |
List
These functions create a collection that can be manipulated for your analysis.
Lookups
Lookup functions enable you to search a database for a value, then return other information from the same record.
Map
Map functions apply a given function to each element of a collection.
select_jsonpath
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Selects one or more named JSON Path expressions from a JSON tree. |
Message Handling
These functions define what is to be done in response to a message.
clone_message
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Clones a message. |
create_message
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Creates a new message which will be evaluated by the entire processing pipeline. |
drop_message
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This currently processed message will be removed from the processing pipeline after the rule finishes. |
from_input
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Checks whether the current message was received by the given input. |
remove_field
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Removes the named field from the currently processed message. |
remove_from_stream
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Removes the current message from the specified stream. |
rename_field
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Renames a message field. |
route_to_stream
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Assigns the current message to the specified stream. |
set_field
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Sets the name field to the given value in the currently processed message. |
set_fields
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Sets multiple fields to the given values in the currently processed message. |
traffic_accounting_size
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Calculates the current size of the message as used by the traffic accounting system. |
Pattern Matching
Specify patterns to which some data should conform and deconstructs the data according to those patterns.
grok
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Applies a Grok pattern to a string. |
regex
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Matches a regular expression against a string, with matcher groups. |
regex_replace
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Matches a regular expression against a string and replace with string. |
String Functions
These functions are used to manipulate a string or query information about a string.
abbreviate
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Abbreviates a String using ellipses. |
base16_decode
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base16 decoding of the string. |
base16_encode
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base16 encoding of the string. |
base32_decode
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base32 decoding of the string. |
base32_encode
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base32 encoding of the string. |
base32human_decode
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base32 (human-friendly) decoding of the string. |
base32human_encode
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base32 (human-friendly) encoding of the string. |
base64_decode
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base64 decoding of the string. |
base64_encode
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base64 encoding of the string. |
base64url_decode
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base64 (URL-safe) decoding of the string. |
base64url_encode
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base64 (URL-safe) encoding of the string. |
capitalize
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Capitalizes a String changing the first letter to title case. |
concat
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Concatenates two strings. |
contains
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Checks if a string contains another string. |
ends_with
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Checks if a string ends with a given suffix. |
flatten_json
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Parses a string as a JSON tree while flattening all containers to a single level. |
join
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Joins the elements of the provided array into a single String. |
lowercase
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Converts a String to lower case. |
length
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Counts the characters or bytes in a string. |
md5
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Returns the hex encoded MD5 digest of the given string. |
split
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Splits a string around matches of this pattern (Java syntax). |
starts_with
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Checks if a string starts with a given prefix. |
substring
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Returns a substring of value with the given start and end offsets. |
swapcase
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Swaps the case of a String. |
parse_json
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Parses a string into a JSON tree. |
replace
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Replaces the first “max” or all occurrences of a string within another string. |
uncapitalize
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Uncapitalizes a String changing the first letter to lower case. |
uppercase
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Converts a String to upper case. |
urldecode
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Decodes a application/x-www-form-urlencoded string using a specific encoding scheme. |
urlencode
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Translates a string into application/x-www-form-urlencoded format using a specific encoding scheme. |
String Function/Encoding
crc32
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Returns the hex encoded CRC32 digest of the given string. |
crc32c
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Returns the hex encoded CRC32C (RFC 3720, Section 12.1) digest of the given string. |