Conclusion
Congratulations on completing the Cribl Stream Data Shaping course. We hope this experience has helped you learn and understand:
- How to use Stream's JSON Unroll Function to split events containing JSON lists into separate events.
- How to use the Parser Function to extract data out of a JSON-formatted
_rawfield. - How to use the Flatten and Eval Functions to clean up your events.
Want More?
Thank you so much for taking the time to learn about Cribl Stream! We hope this course has been valuable for you, and we are incredibly appreciative of your investment to learn about our product. If you haven't already done so, please also try some of our other sandboxes.
Cribl.Cloud
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AWS Quick Start
Got your own AWS infrastructure and want to try Cribl there? No worries, we also have an AWS Quick Start for Cribl Stream!