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Update the aws.vpcflow dataset in the AWS module to use the parse_aws_vpc_flow_log processor. I also updated the module to be aligned with ECS. It was not using valid event.category and event.type values. It will now produce `event.category: [network]`. And `event.type: [connection]` or `[connection, allowed]` or `[connection, denied]`.
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Update the aws.vpcflow dataset in the AWS module to use the parse_aws_vpc_flow_log processor. I also updated the module to be aligned with ECS. It was not using valid event.category and event.type values. It will now produce `event.category: [network]`. And `event.type: [connection]` or `[connection, allowed]` or `[connection, denied]`. (cherry picked from commit 703d529)
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Update the aws.vpcflow dataset in the AWS module to use the parse_aws_vpc_flow_log processor. I also updated the module to be aligned with ECS. It was not using valid event.category and event.type values. It will now produce `event.category: [network]`. And `event.type: [connection]` or `[connection, allowed]` or `[connection, denied]`. (cherry picked from commit 703d529) Co-authored-by: Andrew Kroh <[email protected]>
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Update the aws.vpcflow dataset in the AWS module to use the parse_aws_vpc_flow_log processor. I also updated the module to be aligned with ECS. It was not using valid event.category and event.type values. It will now produce `event.category: [network]`. And `event.type: [connection]` or `[connection, allowed]` or `[connection, denied]`.
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What does this PR do?
Update the
aws.vpcflowdataset in the AWS module to use theparse_aws_vpc_flow_log processor. I also updated the module to be aligned with ECS. It was not using validevent.categoryandevent.typevalues. It will now produceevent.category: [network]. Andevent.type: [connection]or[connection, allowed]or[connection, denied].Why is it important?
This aligns the output to ECS and optimizes processing by using a dedicated processor.
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