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Added documentation for the Fluent Typed Scripting (FTS) processor, including setup, configuration, behavior, constraints, and examples for logs, metrics, and traces.
Added FTS to the processor listings in the documentation and installation guide, with a link to its documentation and a note that it is enabled by default.
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Document the new Fluent Typed Scripting (FTS) processor added in
fluent/fluent-bit#12589.
- Add pipeline/processors/fts.md covering configuration parameters,
callback results and batching, typed values, log, metric, and trace
properties and helpers, sandbox limits, diagnostics, and build
requirements
- Add the FTS page to SUMMARY.md under Processors
- Add FTS to the available processors list in pipeline/processors.md
- Add the FLB_PROCESSOR_FTS row to the processor build options table in
installation/downloads/source/build-and-install.md
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
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- Line 29: Update the output_limit description in the table to distinguish its
signal-specific scope: describe the limit as applying to one processed batch for
logs and per item for metrics and traces, while preserving the stated minimum
and default.
- Line 224: Guard the optional attributes lookup in the metric example by
checking the result of get("attributes") before calling remove("request.id").
Preserve the existing loop over metric.datapoints and skip removal when
attributes is absent.
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The change adds documentation for the Fluent Typed Scripting (FTS) processor and links to it from processor listings and the build plugin table. The new page describes configuration, callback behavior, typed values, signal-specific properties and helpers, examples, and runtime constraints.
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Summary
Processor discovery and build listing SUMMARY.md, installation/downloads/source/build-and-install.md, pipeline/processors.md
Adds FTS links to processor navigation and the available processors list. The build plugin table lists FLB_PROCESSOR_FTS as enabled by default.
Configuration and callback behavior pipeline/processors/fts.md
Documents configuration parameters, callback results, transaction and batch behavior, and a log-policy example.
Typed values and log callbacks pipeline/processors/fts.md
Describes typed maps and arrays, log properties and helpers, OpenTelemetry context, and an embedded-JSON example.
fluent/fluent-bit-docs#2800: Documents the same FTS processor and adds overlapping processor listings, so the page paths and navigation may need reconciliation.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 127c2
Clarify the limit and guard the metric example before merging. Readers following the example could otherwise lose metric output when a data point has no attributes.
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Review comments at @pipeline/processors/fts.md:
- Line 29: Update the output_limit description in the table to distinguish its
signal-specific scope: describe the limit as applying to one processed batch for
logs and per item for metrics and traces, while preserving the stated minimum
and default.
- Line 224: Guard the optional attributes lookup in the metric example by
checking the result of get("attributes") before calling remove("request.id").
Preserve the existing loop over metric.datapoints and skip removal when
attributes is absent.
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| `instruction_limit` | Maximum number of Lua instructions for each callback and during script load. The minimum value is `1000`. A value of `0` is allowed only when `jit` is `true`. | `1000000` |
| `jit` | Enable the LuaJIT compiler. Requires `instruction_limit` set to `0`. | `false` |
| `memory_limit` | Maximum memory for the policy, including the Lua heap and the typed values it holds. The minimum value is `262144` bytes. | `32M` |
| `output_limit` | Maximum serialized size of one processed batch. The minimum value is `65536` bytes. | `64M` |
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Describe output_limit consistently for each signal type.
This table describes the limit as the size of one processed batch. Line 93 states that metrics and traces apply the limit per item. Specify the signal-specific behavior in this description.
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Review comment at @pipeline/processors/fts.md at line 29:
Update the output_limit description in the table to distinguish its
signal-specific scope: describe the limit as applying to one processed batch for
logs and per item for metrics and traces, while preserving the stated minimum
and default.
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Supported by static analysis
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# Locate the datapoint attribute and get/nil contract text in the changed page.
rg -n -F -e 'attributes' -e 'nil' -e 'get(' -e 'datapoints' -e 'remove(' -- pipeline/processors/fts.md ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Read the example region around the flagged line with line numbers.
sed -n '200,240p' pipeline/processors/fts.md | cat -n
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Guard the optional attributes lookup in the metric example.
If a data point has no attributes key, get("attributes") returns nil, and :remove("request.id") on nil raises a Lua error. The example does not check for this case. Readers who copy the example can get that error on data points without attributes.
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--- "a/pipeline/processors/fts.md"+++ "b/pipeline/processors/fts.md"@@ -220,9 +220,12 @@
fb.scale_metric(metric, 0.001, "s")
end
for i = 1, metric.datapoints:len() do
- metric.datapoints:get(i):get("attributes"):remove("request.id")+ local attributes = metric.datapoints:get(i):get("attributes")+ if attributes then+ attributes:remove("request.id")+ end
end
end
```
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local attributes = metric.datapoints:get(i):get("attributes")
if attributes then
attributes:remove("request.id")
end
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Review comment at @pipeline/processors/fts.md at line 224:
Guard the optional attributes lookup in the metric example by checking the
result of get("attributes") before calling remove("request.id"). Preserve the
existing loop over metric.datapoints and skip removal when attributes is absent.
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Document the new Fluent Typed Scripting (FTS) processor added in
fluent/fluent-bit#12589.
callback results and batching, typed values, log, metric, and trace
properties and helpers, sandbox limits, diagnostics, and build
requirements
installation/downloads/source/build-and-install.md
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell eric@schabell.org
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