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With the same REST API, you can index logs directly from your application, or you can craft your own "log sender".
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If you are sending logs from your application use the Elasticsearch HTTP API. If you are sending logs from a Java application use a library like log4j2-elasticsearch-http or Jest instead of Elasticsearch TransportClient.
Besides specifying your Logsene app token as the index name, it's nice to have a field named "@timestamp". Its value should be a valid ISO 8601 timestamp. This will be used for searching and sorting when/if you use Kibana with Logsene. If you don't provide a timestamp, Logsene will add one when it receives your message.
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- Create a new Logsene app with new mapping and start shipping your logs there instead
- Remove the old mapping - which also remove all logs from the type - and retry putting the new mapping. Here's an example of removing a mapping:}
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