pino-elasticsearch

  To send pino logs to elasticsearch:

     cat log | pino-elasticsearch --node http://localhost:9200

  Flags
  -h  | --help              Display Help
  -h  | --help              Display Help
  -v  | --version           display Version
  -n  | --node              the URL where Elasticsearch is running
  -i  | --index             the name of the index to use; default: pino
                            will replace %{DATE} with the YYYY-MM-DD date
  -t  | --type              the name of the type to use; default: log
  -f  | --flush-bytes       the number of bytes for each bulk insert; default: 1000
  -t  | --flush-interval    time that the helper will wait before flushing; default: 30000
  -b  | --bulk-size         the number of documents for each bulk insert [DEPERCATED]
  -l  | --trace-level       trace level for the elasticsearch client, default 'error' (info, debug, trace).
        --es-version        specify the major version number of Elasticsearch (eg: 5, 6, 7)
                            (this is needed only if you are using Elasticsearch <= 7)
  -u  | --username          Username to specify with authentication method
                            (can only be used in tandem with the 'password' flag)
  -p  | --password          Password to specify with authentication method
                            (can only be used in tandem with the 'username' flag)
  -k  | --api-key           Api key for authentication instead of username/password combination
  -c  | --cloud             Id of the elastic cloud node to connect to
  -r | --read-config       the config file to read
  --rejectUnauthorized      Reject any connection which is not authorized with the list of supplied CAs; default: true