pipeline: outputs: gcs: document parquet format, unify_tag, and metadata server auth - #2688
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe GCS output documentation adds authentication rules, Parquet output support, format-dependent compression and content types, metadata-server settings, and unified-tag buffering options. ChangesGCS output documentation
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- Line 81: Update the Snappy entry in the compression configuration table to
describe it as a commonly used codec and explicitly state that Fluent Bit
defaults to none, replacing the wording that implies Snappy is the default.
- Line 57: Update the unify_tag_name description in the GCS output documentation
to identify it as the logical tag stored as buffer metadata and used for key
formatting, not as the local buffer file name. Remove or replace the file-naming
implication while preserving the existing unify_tag behavior and example where
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- Line 35: Remove the claim that an invalid or unreadable credentials path falls
back to metadata-server authentication, and update the documentation to state
that credential-file parsing failure stops GCS output initialization; do not
describe a successful credentials-file load log unless it is emitted by the
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… metadata server auth
- Add Authentication section covering the google_service_credentials,
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS, GOOGLE_SERVICE_CREDENTIALS, and
metadata server precedence chain
- Document the new format, metadata_server, unify_tag, and
unify_tag_name options
- Expand compression to cover the parquet page codecs and note that
values aren't case-sensitive
- Correct the content_type default for parquet uploads
- Correct the google_service_credentials default to none
- Add Parquet format and Unified tag buffering sections, including the
effect of unify_tag on $TAG in gcs_key_format
- Replace "Industry standard default" in the Parquet compression table
with wording that notes Snappy is commonly used but that Fluent Bit
defaults compression to none
- Add the namespace configuration parameter to the options table
- Add a Journal namespaces section covering namespace-only reads,
mutual exclusivity with path, the libsystemd 245 build requirement,
and the need for a separate db file per namespace
- Add YAML and classic configuration examples
- Describe unify_tag_name as the logical tag stored as buffer chunk
metadata and used for $TAG in gcs_key_format
- Remove the implication that it names the local buffer file, which is
generated internally from a timestamp hash
- Apply the same correction to the Unified tag buffering section
- Make the service account JSON key step conditional on using a credentials file
- State that metadata server authentication requires no JSON key, since it uses
the service account attached to the Compute Engine instance or GKE node
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
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GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS, GOOGLE_SERVICE_CREDENTIALS, and
metadata server precedence chain
unify_tag_name options
values aren't case-sensitive
effect of unify_tag on $TAG in gcs_key_format
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell eric@schabell.org
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