How to remove “” in logstash?











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I am new to the Logstash, I need to remove from request and Http_method



request": ""GET https://www.vvvvvv HTTP/2.0""
http_method": ""GET"


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request": "GET https://www.vvvvvvv HTTP/2.0""
http_method": "GET"


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    I am new to the Logstash, I need to remove from request and Http_method



    request": ""GET https://www.vvvvvv HTTP/2.0""
    http_method": ""GET"


    Expected results:



    request": "GET https://www.vvvvvvv HTTP/2.0""
    http_method": "GET"


    Could you please help me?










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      I am new to the Logstash, I need to remove from request and Http_method



      request": ""GET https://www.vvvvvv HTTP/2.0""
      http_method": ""GET"


      Expected results:



      request": "GET https://www.vvvvvvv HTTP/2.0""
      http_method": "GET"


      Could you please help me?










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      I am new to the Logstash, I need to remove from request and Http_method



      request": ""GET https://www.vvvvvv HTTP/2.0""
      http_method": ""GET"


      Expected results:



      request": "GET https://www.vvvvvvv HTTP/2.0""
      http_method": "GET"


      Could you please help me?







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          Assuming that this is an event that is being parsed from a log file, when you are processing your events, in the filter plugin, you can use the gsub in mutate filter plugin to process it appropriately.



          filter
          {

          mutate {

          gsub => ["message","[\]",""]

          }


          }


          This would replace all the backslashes to empty string in the event.






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            Assuming that this is an event that is being parsed from a log file, when you are processing your events, in the filter plugin, you can use the gsub in mutate filter plugin to process it appropriately.



            filter
            {

            mutate {

            gsub => ["message","[\]",""]

            }


            }


            This would replace all the backslashes to empty string in the event.






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              Assuming that this is an event that is being parsed from a log file, when you are processing your events, in the filter plugin, you can use the gsub in mutate filter plugin to process it appropriately.



              filter
              {

              mutate {

              gsub => ["message","[\]",""]

              }


              }


              This would replace all the backslashes to empty string in the event.






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                Assuming that this is an event that is being parsed from a log file, when you are processing your events, in the filter plugin, you can use the gsub in mutate filter plugin to process it appropriately.



                filter
                {

                mutate {

                gsub => ["message","[\]",""]

                }


                }


                This would replace all the backslashes to empty string in the event.






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                Assuming that this is an event that is being parsed from a log file, when you are processing your events, in the filter plugin, you can use the gsub in mutate filter plugin to process it appropriately.



                filter
                {

                mutate {

                gsub => ["message","[\]",""]

                }


                }


                This would replace all the backslashes to empty string in the event.







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