[exporter/opensearchexporter] add logstashFormat config to opensearch close #40499
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Description
OpenSearch currently lacks date suffixing for index names. To maintain consistency with the Elasticsearch Exporter, I implemented a similar configuration mechanism for OpenSearch and documented its usage in the README.md.
Link to tracking issue
#34746
#38595
Testing
Documentation
logstash_format
(optional): Logstash format compatibility. Logs, metrics and traces can be written into an index in Logstash format.enabled
(default=false): Enable/disable Logstash format compatibility. Whenlogstash_format::enabled
istrue
, the index name is composed using the above dynamic routing rules as prefix and the date as suffix,e.g: If the computed index name is
logs-generic-default
, the resulting index will belogs-generic-default-YYYY.MM.DD
.The last string appended belongs to the date when the data is being generated.
prefix_separator
(default=-
): Set a separator between logstash_prefix and date.date_format
(default=%Y.%m.%d
): Time format (based on strftime) to generate the second part of the Index name.