[general]
timeout = 30
# refresh interval for use with --follow
refresh_interval = 5.0
initial_query_size = 10
no_header = false
header_color = light_yellow
# time range from now in the past to query events initially (e.g. 2h)
# if not specified, "1d" is used as fallback to prevent querying all documents from ElasticSearch
# can be overridden via command line option --range
# suffixes: m (minutes), h (hours), d (days)
initial_time_range =
# disable SSL certificate verification if necessary
verify_ssl_certificates = true
# index to be searched unless a saved Kibana search is specified
default_index = logstash-*
verbose = false

# local ElasticSearch cluster
[server_local-elastic-cluster]
# set enable to false to ignore this server block
enable = true
url = http://127.0.0.1:9200

# remote ElasticSearch cluster with Basic Auth
[server_remote-elastic-cluster]
enable = false
url = https://some.host.tld
username = foobar
password = secret

# Proxy ElasticSearch access through a Kibana instance
[server_kibana-proxy]
enable = false
url = https://some.host.tld/kibana/elasticsearch
username = foobar
password = secret
# new-line separated list(indent new lines) of additional HTTP headers to be sent,
# e.g. useful when using Kibana as ElasticSearch proxy:
# url = https://some.host.tld/kibana/elasticsearch and headers = kbn-xsrf: 1
# Kibana 4.x wants: kbn-version: 4.x.y
headers = kbn-xsrf: 1
  some-other-header: foobar


[kibana]
# the name of the index of Kibana (4.x or newer) in ElasticSearch
kibana_index_name = .kibana
# name/title of the default Saved Search from Kibana to be used for querying
# can be overridden via command line
#default_saved_search = Syslog lstail
# default set of fields to display, used if no Kibana saved search is provided or found
# these are also used for internal log messages
default_columns: timestamp, hostname, program, message

[parser]
# log level names to be interpreted as warnings and errors (in lowercase, used for coloring)
log_level_names_warning: warn, warning
log_level_names_error: fatal, emerg, alert, crit, critical, error, err

[format]
timestamp = %Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%f

# Display columns:
# - the order of the following sections is important, the columns are displayed in that order
# - the columns "timestamp" and "message" are essentially and should not be removed
[display_column_timestamp]
# This column specification is essential, do not remove it
# "names" is a list of alternative column names which are mapped to this column if found
names = timestamp, @timestamp, request_time
# Available colors = blue, green, cyan, red, magenta, brown, gray, yellow, dark_gray,
# light_blue, light_green, light_cyan, light_red, light_magenta, white, black
# Use empty value for default terminal color
color =
padding = 23
# see https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#strftime-and-strptime-behavior

[display_column_log_level]
names = syslog_severity, level, log_level, fail2ban_level, dj_level
display = false
color =
padding =

[display_column_hostname]
names = hostname, host, fromhost, logsource
color = magenta
padding = 20

[display_column_program]
names = program, application, programname
color = green
padding = 15

[display_column_message]
names = message, answer
color =
padding =

[display_column_http_host]
names = http_host
color = magenta
padding = 20

[display_column_clientip]
names = http_clientip, client, dns.client_ip
color = green
padding = >39

[display_column_http_verb]
names = http_verb, type, dns.type
color = light_red
padding = 13

[display_column_geoip.as_org]
names = geoip.as_org
padding = 25

[display_column_http_code]
names = http_code, ttl
color = light_blue
padding = 9

[display_column_http_auth]
names = http_auth
color = light_blue
padding = 9

[display_column_query]
names = query, dns.query
color = light_green
padding = 35

[display_column_answer]
names = dns.answer
color =
padding =