Which of the following is the correct Fluentd output plugin configuration to send logs to Elasticsearch?

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Kubernetes - Monitoring and Logging

A<source **>\n @type elasticsearch\n host elasticsearch\n port 9200\n</source>

B<match **>\n @type elasticsearch\n host elasticsearch\n port 9200\n</match>

C<match **>\n @type kibana\n host elasticsearch\n port 9200\n</match>

D<filter **>\n @type elasticsearch\n host elasticsearch\n port 9200\n</filter>

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Fluentd config sections
Fluentd uses to define output destinations.
Step 2: Verify plugin type and syntax
Output plugin for Elasticsearch is '@type elasticsearch' inside block.
Final Answer:
Correct Fluentd output plugin uses <match> with @type elasticsearch -> Option B
Quick Check:
Output plugin = <match> + @type elasticsearch [OK]

Quick Trick: Use for output, for input in Fluentd [OK]

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