We are attempting to auto ingest Mulesoft logs. There are a significant amount of logs and the number will grow as new APIs are added. The log paths don't fit the default security rules which are necessary for log ingestion to occur. We attempted to use wildcards in our custom log sources rules, however, that just resulted in all files being lumped together under a log source that is the wildcard path itself instead of in individual log sources within that directory. It's also not possible to query this log source when that happens. That really defeats the purpose of using the wildcard. I went looking for a solution and found that we can create a custom security file to include the paths to the logs so that log auto ingestion can occur. https://docs.dynatrace.com/docs/observe-and-explore/log-monitoring/acquire-log-data/log-custom-sourc...
We created the file, placed it in the correct directory on the host, and restarted the oneagent as well as the monitored process. We also created a log ingestion rule for that process group in Dynatrace. Logs still weren't coming through at all.
My question is, aren't the security rules supposed to tell Dynatrace which log paths are acceptable for log ingestion? If so, after creating a log ingestion rule in Dynatrace, why wouldn't the logs begin being auto ingested? The logs meet all of the requirements. The Mulesoft process is an important process. When looking at the process we see the list of logs but also see a message that they aren't monitored.
