AWS S3 Rehydration (Deprecated)

NOTE

This source has been deprecated and replaced with a new AWS S3 Rehydration source. While it will continue to function, it will no longer receive any enhancements and you should migrate to the new source.

Object Format

Rehydrated data must be in OTLP format JSON for correct processing. Ensure your data adheres to this format.

The AWS S3 Destination supports gzip compression. This receiver will gracefully detect and handle if any data is gzipped or uncompressed.

Supported Platforms

Platform
Supported

Linux

Windows

macOS

Configuration Fields

Field
Description

Region

The AWS recognized region string

Bucket

Name of the S3 Bucket to rehydration telemetry from.

Folder Prefix

Root directory of the bucket to rehydration telemetry from.

Poll Interval

The interval for checking new objects, e.g., '1m' for one minute.

Starting Time

UTC start time for rehydration in the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM.

Ending Time

UTC end time for rehydration in the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM.

Delete on Read

If true, objects are deleted after rehydration.

Enable Storage

Enable to specify a storage extension for tracking rehydration progress.

Storage Directory

Directory for storing rehydration state, useful for maintaining state and resuming operations. (Only relevant if Enable Storage is true)

Example Configuration

Basic Configuration

This configuration sets up AWS S3 Rehydration with necessary details such as Region, Bucket, and time range for rehydration.

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Adjust the Region, Bucket, Starting Time, and Ending Time to match your configuration.

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