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relabel
The relabel output plugin re-labels events.
It is included in Fluentd's core.

Example Configuration

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<match pattern>
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@type relabel
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@label @foo
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</match>
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<label @foo>
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<match pattern>
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# ...
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</match>
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</label>
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In the above example, the relabel output plugin uses a label @foo to route the matched events, and then the respective label directive takes care of these events.
NOTE: All the input and output plugins support the @label parameter provided by the Fluentd core. The relabel plugin is a plugin that does nothing other than supporting the @label parameter.

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Parameters

​Common Parameters​

@type

The value must be relabel.

@label

type
default
version
string
nil
0.14.0
Specifies the label. It is a required parameter.
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