[Filebeat] aws-s3 - Disable event normalization processing #33673
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Disable event normalization for the aws-s3 input to reduce allocations when processing events. The input only produces basic types in its events. Either it puts a string into the `message` field or it decodes json into a map[string]interface with encoding/json. Both of those should be fine for the downstream processors and outputs. Relates elastic#33657
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I've got to start thinking more generically. 😆
Disable event normalization for the aws-s3 input to reduce allocations when processing events. The input only produces basic types in its events. Either it puts a string into the `message` field or it decodes json into a map[string]interface with encoding/json. Both of those should be fine for the downstream processors and outputs. Relates #33657
What does this PR do?
Disable event normalization for the aws-s3 input to reduce allocations when processing events. The input only produces basic types in its events. Either it puts a string into the
messagefield or it decodes json into a map[string]interface with encoding/json. Both of those should be fine for the downstream processors and outputs.Relates #33657
Why is it important?
It makes Filebeat more efficient.
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