Adding timezone support in ECS
See original GitHub issueECS is currently missing timezone support.
We used to have fields where the value should be defined as a differential in seconds, which we agreed to remove, as it was not very friendly (device.timezone.offset.sec
and host.timezone.offset.sec
).
In order to re-introduce the timezone, we need to pick a field name, and what values we support in there.
Fun facts:
- Beats can either output:
- a time differential in hh:mm format (e.g.
-05:00
) - or in abbreviated form (e.g.
EST
).
- a time differential in hh:mm format (e.g.
- Ingest Node supports at least 3 input formats:
- time differentials in hh:mm format
- abbreviated timezones
- canonical timezones (e.g.
Europe/Amsterdam
)
- Logstash’s date filter supports 2 formats, according to the docs:
- time differentials in hh:mm format
- canonical timezones (e.g.
Europe/Amsterdam
)
Here are a few questions that could help shape the direction here:
- Can someone confirm whether Beats emits the correct time differential immediately after DST changes?
- Should we limit which format goes into the timezone field to only one format, or let people use their preferred format, as long as it’s one of the 3?
- What field name(s) seem more appropriate?
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)
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You mean
event.timezone
?Awesome. Will get that going shortly. I agree with
event.timestamp