Akamai v4.1.0, Jan 25 23

akamai.Datastream

Import

Basic usagehcl resource “akamai_datastream” “example” {

(resource arguments)

} You can import your Akamai DataStream configuration using a stream version ID. For example

 $ pulumi import akamai:index/datastream:Datastream example 1234

~> IMPORTANT: For security reasons, this command doesn’t import any secrets you specify for your connector. To make sure the state file includes complete data, use this resource to manually add the arguments marked Secret above.

Create Datastream Resource

new Datastream(name: string, args: DatastreamArgs, opts?: CustomResourceOptions);

@overload
def Datastream(resource_name: str,
               opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
               active: Optional[bool] = None,
               azure_connector: Optional[DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs] = None,
               config: Optional[DatastreamConfigArgs] = None,
               contract_id: Optional[str] = None,
               datadog_connector: Optional[DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs] = None,
               dataset_fields_ids: Optional[Sequence[int]] = None,
               elasticsearch_connector: Optional[DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs] = None,
               email_ids: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
               gcs_connector: Optional[DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs] = None,
               group_id: Optional[str] = None,
               https_connector: Optional[DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs] = None,
               loggly_connector: Optional[DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs] = None,
               new_relic_connector: Optional[DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs] = None,
               oracle_connector: Optional[DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs] = None,
               property_ids: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
               s3_connector: Optional[DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs] = None,
               splunk_connector: Optional[DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs] = None,
               stream_name: Optional[str] = None,
               stream_type: Optional[str] = None,
               sumologic_connector: Optional[DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs] = None,
               template_name: Optional[str] = None)
@overload
def Datastream(resource_name: str,
               args: DatastreamArgs,
               opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None)

func NewDatastream(ctx *Context, name string, args DatastreamArgs, opts ...ResourceOption) (*Datastream, error)

public Datastream(string name, DatastreamArgs args, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)

public Datastream(String name, DatastreamArgs args)
public Datastream(String name, DatastreamArgs args, CustomResourceOptions options)

type: akamai:Datastream
properties: # The arguments to resource properties.
options: # Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

name string: The unique name of the resource.
args DatastreamArgs: The arguments to resource properties.
opts CustomResourceOptions: Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

resource_name str: The unique name of the resource.
args DatastreamArgs: The arguments to resource properties.
opts ResourceOptions: Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

ctx Context: Context object for the current deployment.
name string: The unique name of the resource.
args DatastreamArgs: The arguments to resource properties.
opts ResourceOption: Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

name string: The unique name of the resource.
args DatastreamArgs: The arguments to resource properties.
opts CustomResourceOptions: Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

name String: The unique name of the resource.
args DatastreamArgs: The arguments to resource properties.
options CustomResourceOptions: Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

Datastream Resource Properties

To learn more about resource properties and how to use them, see Inputs and Outputs in the Architecture and Concepts docs.

Inputs

The Datastream resource accepts the following input properties:

Active bool: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
Config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
ContractId string: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
DatasetFieldsIds List<int>: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
GroupId string: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
PropertyIds List<string>: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
StreamName string: The name of the stream.
StreamType string: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
TemplateName string: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.
AzureConnector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
DatadogConnector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
ElasticsearchConnector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
EmailIds List<string>: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
GcsConnector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
HttpsConnector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
LogglyConnector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
NewRelicConnector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
OracleConnector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
S3Connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
SplunkConnector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
SumologicConnector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:

Active bool: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
Config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
ContractId string: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
DatasetFieldsIds []int: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
GroupId string: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
PropertyIds []string: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
StreamName string: The name of the stream.
StreamType string: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
TemplateName string: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.
AzureConnector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
DatadogConnector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
ElasticsearchConnector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
EmailIds []string: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
GcsConnector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
HttpsConnector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
LogglyConnector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
NewRelicConnector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
OracleConnector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
S3Connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
SplunkConnector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
SumologicConnector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:

active Boolean: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
contractId String: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
datasetFieldsIds List<Integer>: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
groupId String: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
propertyIds List<String>: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
streamName String: The name of the stream.
streamType String: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
templateName String: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.
azureConnector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
datadogConnector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
elasticsearchConnector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
emailIds List<String>: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
gcsConnector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
httpsConnector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
logglyConnector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
newRelicConnector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
oracleConnector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
s3Connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
splunkConnector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
sumologicConnector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:

active boolean: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
contractId string: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
datasetFieldsIds number[]: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
groupId string: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
propertyIds string[]: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
streamName string: The name of the stream.
streamType string: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
templateName string: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.
azureConnector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
datadogConnector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
elasticsearchConnector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
emailIds string[]: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
gcsConnector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
httpsConnector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
logglyConnector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
newRelicConnector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
oracleConnector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
s3Connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
splunkConnector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
sumologicConnector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:

active bool: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
contract_id str: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
dataset_fields_ids Sequence[int]: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
group_id str: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
property_ids Sequence[str]: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
stream_name str: The name of the stream.
stream_type str: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
template_name str: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.
azure_connector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
datadog_connector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
elasticsearch_connector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
email_ids Sequence[str]: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
gcs_connector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
https_connector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
loggly_connector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
new_relic_connector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
oracle_connector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
s3_connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
splunk_connector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
sumologic_connector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:

active Boolean: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
config Property Map: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
contractId String: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
datasetFieldsIds List<Number>: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
groupId String: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
propertyIds List<String>: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
streamName String: The name of the stream.
streamType String: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
templateName String: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.
azureConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
datadogConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
elasticsearchConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
emailIds List<String>: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
gcsConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
httpsConnector Property Map: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
logglyConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
newRelicConnector Property Map: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
oracleConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
s3Connector Property Map: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
splunkConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
sumologicConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:

Outputs

All input properties are implicitly available as output properties. Additionally, the Datastream resource produces the following output properties:

CreatedBy string: The username who created the stream
CreatedDate string: The date and time when the stream was created
GroupName string: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
Id string: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
ModifiedBy string: The username who modified the stream
ModifiedDate string: The date and time when the stream was modified
PapiJson string: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
ProductId string: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
ProductName string: The name of the product for which the stream was created
StreamVersionId int: Identifies the configuration version of the stream

CreatedBy string: The username who created the stream
CreatedDate string: The date and time when the stream was created
GroupName string: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
Id string: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
ModifiedBy string: The username who modified the stream
ModifiedDate string: The date and time when the stream was modified
PapiJson string: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
ProductId string: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
ProductName string: The name of the product for which the stream was created
StreamVersionId int: Identifies the configuration version of the stream

createdBy String: The username who created the stream
createdDate String: The date and time when the stream was created
groupName String: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
id String: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
modifiedBy String: The username who modified the stream
modifiedDate String: The date and time when the stream was modified
papiJson String: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
productId String: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
productName String: The name of the product for which the stream was created
streamVersionId Integer: Identifies the configuration version of the stream

createdBy string: The username who created the stream
createdDate string: The date and time when the stream was created
groupName string: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
id string: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
modifiedBy string: The username who modified the stream
modifiedDate string: The date and time when the stream was modified
papiJson string: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
productId string: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
productName string: The name of the product for which the stream was created
streamVersionId number: Identifies the configuration version of the stream

created_by str: The username who created the stream
created_date str: The date and time when the stream was created
group_name str: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
id str: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
modified_by str: The username who modified the stream
modified_date str: The date and time when the stream was modified
papi_json str: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
product_id str: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
product_name str: The name of the product for which the stream was created
stream_version_id int: Identifies the configuration version of the stream

createdBy String: The username who created the stream
createdDate String: The date and time when the stream was created
groupName String: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
id String: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
modifiedBy String: The username who modified the stream
modifiedDate String: The date and time when the stream was modified
papiJson String: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
productId String: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
productName String: The name of the product for which the stream was created
streamVersionId Number: Identifies the configuration version of the stream

Look up Existing Datastream Resource

Get an existing Datastream resource’s state with the given name, ID, and optional extra properties used to qualify the lookup.

public static get(name: string, id: Input<ID>, state?: DatastreamState, opts?: CustomResourceOptions): Datastream

@staticmethod
def get(resource_name: str,
        id: str,
        opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
        active: Optional[bool] = None,
        azure_connector: Optional[DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs] = None,
        config: Optional[DatastreamConfigArgs] = None,
        contract_id: Optional[str] = None,
        created_by: Optional[str] = None,
        created_date: Optional[str] = None,
        datadog_connector: Optional[DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs] = None,
        dataset_fields_ids: Optional[Sequence[int]] = None,
        elasticsearch_connector: Optional[DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs] = None,
        email_ids: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
        gcs_connector: Optional[DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs] = None,
        group_id: Optional[str] = None,
        group_name: Optional[str] = None,
        https_connector: Optional[DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs] = None,
        loggly_connector: Optional[DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs] = None,
        modified_by: Optional[str] = None,
        modified_date: Optional[str] = None,
        new_relic_connector: Optional[DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs] = None,
        oracle_connector: Optional[DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs] = None,
        papi_json: Optional[str] = None,
        product_id: Optional[str] = None,
        product_name: Optional[str] = None,
        property_ids: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
        s3_connector: Optional[DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs] = None,
        splunk_connector: Optional[DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs] = None,
        stream_name: Optional[str] = None,
        stream_type: Optional[str] = None,
        stream_version_id: Optional[int] = None,
        sumologic_connector: Optional[DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs] = None,
        template_name: Optional[str] = None) -> Datastream

func GetDatastream(ctx *Context, name string, id IDInput, state *DatastreamState, opts ...ResourceOption) (*Datastream, error)

public static Datastream Get(string name, Input<string> id, DatastreamState? state, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)

public static Datastream get(String name, Output<String> id, DatastreamState state, CustomResourceOptions options)

Resource lookup is not supported in YAML

name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
state: Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
opts: A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.

resource_name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.

name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
state: Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
opts: A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.

name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
state: Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
opts: A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.

name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
state: Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
opts: A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.

The following state arguments are supported:

Active bool: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
AzureConnector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
Config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
ContractId string: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
CreatedBy string: The username who created the stream
CreatedDate string: The date and time when the stream was created
DatadogConnector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
DatasetFieldsIds List<int>: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
ElasticsearchConnector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
EmailIds List<string>: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
GcsConnector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
GroupId string: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
GroupName string: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
HttpsConnector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
LogglyConnector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
ModifiedBy string: The username who modified the stream
ModifiedDate string: The date and time when the stream was modified
NewRelicConnector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
OracleConnector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
PapiJson string: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
ProductId string: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
ProductName string: The name of the product for which the stream was created
PropertyIds List<string>: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
S3Connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
SplunkConnector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
StreamName string: The name of the stream.
StreamType string: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
StreamVersionId int: Identifies the configuration version of the stream
SumologicConnector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:
TemplateName string: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.

Active bool: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
AzureConnector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
Config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
ContractId string: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
CreatedBy string: The username who created the stream
CreatedDate string: The date and time when the stream was created
DatadogConnector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
DatasetFieldsIds []int: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
ElasticsearchConnector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
EmailIds []string: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
GcsConnector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
GroupId string: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
GroupName string: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
HttpsConnector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
LogglyConnector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
ModifiedBy string: The username who modified the stream
ModifiedDate string: The date and time when the stream was modified
NewRelicConnector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
OracleConnector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
PapiJson string: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
ProductId string: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
ProductName string: The name of the product for which the stream was created
PropertyIds []string: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
S3Connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
SplunkConnector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
StreamName string: The name of the stream.
StreamType string: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
StreamVersionId int: Identifies the configuration version of the stream
SumologicConnector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:
TemplateName string: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.

active Boolean: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
azureConnector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
contractId String: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
createdBy String: The username who created the stream
createdDate String: The date and time when the stream was created
datadogConnector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
datasetFieldsIds List<Integer>: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
elasticsearchConnector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
emailIds List<String>: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
gcsConnector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
groupId String: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
groupName String: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
httpsConnector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
logglyConnector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
modifiedBy String: The username who modified the stream
modifiedDate String: The date and time when the stream was modified
newRelicConnector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
oracleConnector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
papiJson String: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
productId String: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
productName String: The name of the product for which the stream was created
propertyIds List<String>: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
s3Connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
splunkConnector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
streamName String: The name of the stream.
streamType String: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
streamVersionId Integer: Identifies the configuration version of the stream
sumologicConnector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:
templateName String: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.

active boolean: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
azureConnector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
contractId string: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
createdBy string: The username who created the stream
createdDate string: The date and time when the stream was created
datadogConnector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
datasetFieldsIds number[]: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
elasticsearchConnector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
emailIds string[]: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
gcsConnector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
groupId string: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
groupName string: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
httpsConnector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
logglyConnector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
modifiedBy string: The username who modified the stream
modifiedDate string: The date and time when the stream was modified
newRelicConnector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
oracleConnector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
papiJson string: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
productId string: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
productName string: The name of the product for which the stream was created
propertyIds string[]: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
s3Connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
splunkConnector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
streamName string: The name of the stream.
streamType string: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
streamVersionId number: Identifies the configuration version of the stream
sumologicConnector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:
templateName string: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.

active bool: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
azure_connector DatastreamAzureConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
config DatastreamConfigArgs: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
contract_id str: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
created_by str: The username who created the stream
created_date str: The date and time when the stream was created
datadog_connector DatastreamDatadogConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
dataset_fields_ids Sequence[int]: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
elasticsearch_connector DatastreamElasticsearchConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
email_ids Sequence[str]: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
gcs_connector DatastreamGcsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
group_id str: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
group_name str: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
https_connector DatastreamHttpsConnectorArgs: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
loggly_connector DatastreamLogglyConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
modified_by str: The username who modified the stream
modified_date str: The date and time when the stream was modified
new_relic_connector DatastreamNewRelicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
oracle_connector DatastreamOracleConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
papi_json str: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
product_id str: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
product_name str: The name of the product for which the stream was created
property_ids Sequence[str]: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
s3_connector DatastreamS3ConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
splunk_connector DatastreamSplunkConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
stream_name str: The name of the stream.
stream_type str: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
stream_version_id int: Identifies the configuration version of the stream
sumologic_connector DatastreamSumologicConnectorArgs: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:
template_name str: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.

active Boolean: Whether you want to start activating the stream when applying the resource. Either true for activating the stream upon sending the request or false for leaving the stream inactive after the request.
azureConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Azure Storage connector configuration in a data stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only streaming data to block objects. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
config Property Map: Provides information about the log line configuration, log file format, names of log files sent, and file delivery. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
contractId String: Identifies the contract that has access to the product.
createdBy String: The username who created the stream
createdDate String: The date and time when the stream was created
datadogConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Datadog connector in a stream, including:
datasetFieldsIds List<Number>: Identifiers of the data set fields within the template that you want to receive in logs. The order of the identifiers define how the value for these fields appears in the log lines. See Data set parameters.
elasticsearchConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Elasticsearch connector you can use in a stream, including:
emailIds List<String>: A list of email addresses you want to notify about activations and deactivations of the stream.
gcsConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Google Cloud Storage connector you can use in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the private access key to create an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt object file in your GCS bucket. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Google Cloud Storage bucket where you are trying to send logs. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
groupId String: Identifies the group that has access to the product and this stream configuration.
groupName String: The name of the user group for which the stream was created
httpsConnector Property Map: Specify details about the custom HTTPS endpoint you can use as a connector for a stream, including:
logglyConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Loggly connector you can use in a stream, including:
modifiedBy String: The username who modified the stream
modifiedDate String: The date and time when the stream was modified
newRelicConnector Property Map: Specify details about the New Relic connector you can use in a stream, including:
oracleConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Oracle Cloud Storage connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and tries to save an Akamai_access_verification_<timestamp>.txt file in your Oracle Cloud Storage folder. You can only see this file if the validation process is successful, and you have access to the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to.
papiJson String: The configuration in JSON format that can be copy-pasted into PAPI configuration to enable datastream behavior
productId String: The ID of the product for which the stream was created
productName String: The name of the product for which the stream was created
propertyIds List<String>: Identifies the properties that you want to monitor in the stream. Note that a stream can only log data for active properties.
s3Connector Property Map: Specify details about the Amazon S3 connector in a stream. When validating this connector, DataStream uses the provided access_key and secret_access_key values and saves an akamai_write_test_2147483647.txt file in your Amazon S3 folder. You can only see this file if validation succeeds, and you have access to the Amazon S3 bucket and folder that you’re trying to send logs to. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
splunkConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Splunk connector in your stream. Note that currently DataStream supports only endpoint URLs ending with collector/raw. The argument includes these sub-arguments:
streamName String: The name of the stream.
streamType String: The type of stream that you want to create. Currently, RAW_LOGS is the only possible stream type.
streamVersionId Number: Identifies the configuration version of the stream
sumologicConnector Property Map: Specify details about the Sumo Logic connector in a stream, including:
templateName String: The name of the data set template available for the product that you want to use in the stream. Currently, EDGE_LOGS is the only data set template available.

Supporting Types

DatastreamAzureConnector

AccessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
AccountName string: Specifies the Azure Storage account name.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
ContainerName string: Specifies the Azure Storage container name.
Path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int

AccessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
AccountName string: Specifies the Azure Storage account name.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
ContainerName string: Specifies the Azure Storage container name.
Path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int

accessKey String: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
accountName String: Specifies the Azure Storage account name.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
containerName String: Specifies the Azure Storage container name.
path String: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Integer

accessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
accountName string: Specifies the Azure Storage account name.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
containerName string: Specifies the Azure Storage container name.
path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
compressLogs boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId number

access_key str: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
account_name str: Specifies the Azure Storage account name.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
container_name str: Specifies the Azure Storage container name.
path str: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
compress_logs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connector_id int

accessKey String: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
accountName String: Specifies the Azure Storage account name.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
containerName String: Specifies the Azure Storage container name.
path String: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Number

DatastreamConfig

Format string: The format in which you want to receive log files, either STRUCTURED or JSON. When delimiter is present in the request, STRUCTURED is the mandatory format.
Frequency DatastreamConfigFrequency: How often you want to collect logs from each uploader and send them to a destination.
Delimiter string: A delimiter that you want to use to separate data set fields in the log lines. Currently, SPACE is the only available delimiter. This field is required for the STRUCTURED log file format.
UploadFilePrefix string: The prefix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a string of at most 200 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ak.
UploadFileSuffix string: The suffix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a static string of at most 10 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ds.

Format string: The format in which you want to receive log files, either STRUCTURED or JSON. When delimiter is present in the request, STRUCTURED is the mandatory format.
Frequency DatastreamConfigFrequency: How often you want to collect logs from each uploader and send them to a destination.
Delimiter string: A delimiter that you want to use to separate data set fields in the log lines. Currently, SPACE is the only available delimiter. This field is required for the STRUCTURED log file format.
UploadFilePrefix string: The prefix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a string of at most 200 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ak.
UploadFileSuffix string: The suffix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a static string of at most 10 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ds.

format String: The format in which you want to receive log files, either STRUCTURED or JSON. When delimiter is present in the request, STRUCTURED is the mandatory format.
frequency DatastreamConfigFrequency: How often you want to collect logs from each uploader and send them to a destination.
delimiter String: A delimiter that you want to use to separate data set fields in the log lines. Currently, SPACE is the only available delimiter. This field is required for the STRUCTURED log file format.
uploadFilePrefix String: The prefix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a string of at most 200 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ak.
uploadFileSuffix String: The suffix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a static string of at most 10 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ds.

format string: The format in which you want to receive log files, either STRUCTURED or JSON. When delimiter is present in the request, STRUCTURED is the mandatory format.
frequency DatastreamConfigFrequency: How often you want to collect logs from each uploader and send them to a destination.
delimiter string: A delimiter that you want to use to separate data set fields in the log lines. Currently, SPACE is the only available delimiter. This field is required for the STRUCTURED log file format.
uploadFilePrefix string: The prefix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a string of at most 200 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ak.
uploadFileSuffix string: The suffix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a static string of at most 10 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ds.

format str: The format in which you want to receive log files, either STRUCTURED or JSON. When delimiter is present in the request, STRUCTURED is the mandatory format.
frequency DatastreamConfigFrequency: How often you want to collect logs from each uploader and send them to a destination.
delimiter str: A delimiter that you want to use to separate data set fields in the log lines. Currently, SPACE is the only available delimiter. This field is required for the STRUCTURED log file format.
upload_file_prefix str: The prefix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a string of at most 200 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ak.
upload_file_suffix str: The suffix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a static string of at most 10 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ds.

format String: The format in which you want to receive log files, either STRUCTURED or JSON. When delimiter is present in the request, STRUCTURED is the mandatory format.
frequency Property Map: How often you want to collect logs from each uploader and send them to a destination.
delimiter String: A delimiter that you want to use to separate data set fields in the log lines. Currently, SPACE is the only available delimiter. This field is required for the STRUCTURED log file format.
uploadFilePrefix String: The prefix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a string of at most 200 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ak.
uploadFileSuffix String: The suffix of the log file that you want to send to a destination. It’s a static string of at most 10 characters. If unspecified, defaults to ds.

DatastreamConfigFrequency

TimeInSec int: The time in seconds after which the system bundles log lines into a file and sends it to a destination. 30 or 60 are the possible values.

TimeInSec int: The time in seconds after which the system bundles log lines into a file and sends it to a destination. 30 or 60 are the possible values.

timeInSec Integer: The time in seconds after which the system bundles log lines into a file and sends it to a destination. 30 or 60 are the possible values.

timeInSec number: The time in seconds after which the system bundles log lines into a file and sends it to a destination. 30 or 60 are the possible values.

time_in_sec int: The time in seconds after which the system bundles log lines into a file and sends it to a destination. 30 or 60 are the possible values.

timeInSec Number: The time in seconds after which the system bundles log lines into a file and sends it to a destination. 30 or 60 are the possible values.

DatastreamDatadogConnector

AuthToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
Service string: The service of the Datadog connector. A service groups together endpoints, queries, or jobs for the purposes of scaling instances. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
Source string: The source of the Datadog connector. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
Tags string: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

AuthToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
Service string: The service of the Datadog connector. A service groups together endpoints, queries, or jobs for the purposes of scaling instances. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
Source string: The source of the Datadog connector. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
Tags string: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

authToken String: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
url String: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Integer
service String: The service of the Datadog connector. A service groups together endpoints, queries, or jobs for the purposes of scaling instances. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
source String: The source of the Datadog connector. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
tags String: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

authToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
compressLogs boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId number
service string: The service of the Datadog connector. A service groups together endpoints, queries, or jobs for the purposes of scaling instances. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
source string: The source of the Datadog connector. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
tags string: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

auth_token str: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
url str: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
compress_logs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connector_id int
service str: The service of the Datadog connector. A service groups together endpoints, queries, or jobs for the purposes of scaling instances. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
source str: The source of the Datadog connector. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
tags str: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

authToken String: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
url String: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Number
service String: The service of the Datadog connector. A service groups together endpoints, queries, or jobs for the purposes of scaling instances. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
source String: The source of the Datadog connector. See View Datadog reserved attribute list.
tags String: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

DatastreamElasticsearchConnector

ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
IndexName string: Secret. The index name of the Elastic cloud where you want to store log files.
Password string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
UserName string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.
CaCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
ClientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
ClientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
MTls bool
TlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
IndexName string: Secret. The index name of the Elastic cloud where you want to store log files.
Password string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
UserName string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.
CaCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
ClientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
ClientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
MTls bool
TlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

connectorName String: The name of the connector.
endpoint String: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
indexName String: Secret. The index name of the Elastic cloud where you want to store log files.
password String: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
userName String: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.
caCert String: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert String: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey String: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls Boolean
tlsHostname String: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

connectorName string: The name of the connector.
endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
indexName string: Secret. The index name of the Elastic cloud where you want to store log files.
password string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
userName string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.
caCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
contentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls boolean
tlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

connector_name str: The name of the connector.
endpoint str: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
index_name str: Secret. The index name of the Elastic cloud where you want to store log files.
password str: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
user_name str: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.
ca_cert str: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
client_cert str: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
client_key str: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
content_type str: Content type to pass in the log file header.
custom_header_name str: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
custom_header_value str: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
m_tls bool
tls_hostname str: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

connectorName String: The name of the connector.
endpoint String: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
indexName String: Secret. The index name of the Elastic cloud where you want to store log files.
password String: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
userName String: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.
caCert String: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert String: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey String: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls Boolean
tlsHostname String: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

DatastreamGcsConnector

Bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
PrivateKey string: Secret. The contents of the JSON private key you generated and downloaded in your Google Cloud Storage account.
ProjectId string: The unique ID of your Google Cloud project.
ServiceAccountName string: The name of the service account with the storage.object.create permission or Storage Object Creator role.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
Path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.

Bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
PrivateKey string: Secret. The contents of the JSON private key you generated and downloaded in your Google Cloud Storage account.
ProjectId string: The unique ID of your Google Cloud project.
ServiceAccountName string: The name of the service account with the storage.object.create permission or Storage Object Creator role.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
Path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.

bucket String: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
privateKey String: Secret. The contents of the JSON private key you generated and downloaded in your Google Cloud Storage account.
projectId String: The unique ID of your Google Cloud project.
serviceAccountName String: The name of the service account with the storage.object.create permission or Storage Object Creator role.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Integer
path String: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.

bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
privateKey string: Secret. The contents of the JSON private key you generated and downloaded in your Google Cloud Storage account.
projectId string: The unique ID of your Google Cloud project.
serviceAccountName string: The name of the service account with the storage.object.create permission or Storage Object Creator role.
compressLogs boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId number
path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.

bucket str: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
private_key str: Secret. The contents of the JSON private key you generated and downloaded in your Google Cloud Storage account.
project_id str: The unique ID of your Google Cloud project.
service_account_name str: The name of the service account with the storage.object.create permission or Storage Object Creator role.
compress_logs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connector_id int
path str: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.

bucket String: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
privateKey String: Secret. The contents of the JSON private key you generated and downloaded in your Google Cloud Storage account.
projectId String: The unique ID of your Google Cloud project.
serviceAccountName String: The name of the service account with the storage.object.create permission or Storage Object Creator role.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Number
path String: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.

DatastreamHttpsConnector

AuthenticationType string: Either NONE for no authentication, or BASIC. For basic authentication, provide the user_name and password you set in your custom HTTPS endpoint.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
CaCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
ClientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
ClientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
MTls bool
Password string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
TlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.
UserName string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.

AuthenticationType string: Either NONE for no authentication, or BASIC. For basic authentication, provide the user_name and password you set in your custom HTTPS endpoint.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
CaCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
ClientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
ClientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
MTls bool
Password string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
TlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.
UserName string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.

authenticationType String: Either NONE for no authentication, or BASIC. For basic authentication, provide the user_name and password you set in your custom HTTPS endpoint.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
url String: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
caCert String: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert String: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey String: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Integer
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls Boolean
password String: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
tlsHostname String: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.
userName String: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.

authenticationType string: Either NONE for no authentication, or BASIC. For basic authentication, provide the user_name and password you set in your custom HTTPS endpoint.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
caCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
compressLogs boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId number
contentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls boolean
password string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
tlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.
userName string: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.

authentication_type str: Either NONE for no authentication, or BASIC. For basic authentication, provide the user_name and password you set in your custom HTTPS endpoint.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
url str: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
ca_cert str: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
client_cert str: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
client_key str: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
compress_logs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connector_id int
content_type str: Content type to pass in the log file header.
custom_header_name str: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
custom_header_value str: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
m_tls bool
password str: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
tls_hostname str: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.
user_name str: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.

authenticationType String: Either NONE for no authentication, or BASIC. For basic authentication, provide the user_name and password you set in your custom HTTPS endpoint.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
url String: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
caCert String: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert String: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey String: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Number
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls Boolean
password String: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication password.
tlsHostname String: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.
userName String: Secret. The Elasticsearch basic access authentication username.

DatastreamLogglyConnector

AuthToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
Tags string: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

AuthToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
Tags string: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

authToken String: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
endpoint String: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
tags String: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

authToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
contentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
tags string: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

auth_token str: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
endpoint str: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
content_type str: Content type to pass in the log file header.
custom_header_name str: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
custom_header_value str: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
tags str: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

authToken String: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
endpoint String: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
tags String: The tags you can use to segment and filter log events in Loggly. Learn more about Tags.

DatastreamNewRelicConnector

AuthToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

AuthToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

authToken String: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
endpoint String: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

authToken string: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
contentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

auth_token str: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
endpoint str: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
content_type str: Content type to pass in the log file header.
custom_header_name str: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
custom_header_value str: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

authToken String: Secret. Your Log API token for your account in New Relic.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
endpoint String: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

DatastreamOracleConnector

AccessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
Bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Namespace string: The namespace of your Oracle Cloud Storage account. See Understanding Object Storage namespaces.
Path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
Region string: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
SecretAccessKey string: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int

AccessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
Bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Namespace string: The namespace of your Oracle Cloud Storage account. See Understanding Object Storage namespaces.
Path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
Region string: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
SecretAccessKey string: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int

accessKey String: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
bucket String: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
namespace String: The namespace of your Oracle Cloud Storage account. See Understanding Object Storage namespaces.
path String: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
region String: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
secretAccessKey String: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Integer

accessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
namespace string: The namespace of your Oracle Cloud Storage account. See Understanding Object Storage namespaces.
path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
region string: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
secretAccessKey string: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
compressLogs boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId number

access_key str: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
bucket str: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
namespace str: The namespace of your Oracle Cloud Storage account. See Understanding Object Storage namespaces.
path str: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
region str: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
secret_access_key str: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
compress_logs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connector_id int

accessKey String: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
bucket String: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
namespace String: The namespace of your Oracle Cloud Storage account. See Understanding Object Storage namespaces.
path String: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
region String: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
secretAccessKey String: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Number

DatastreamS3Connector

AccessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
Bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
Region string: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
SecretAccessKey string: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int

AccessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
Bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
Region string: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
SecretAccessKey string: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int

accessKey String: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
bucket String: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
path String: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
region String: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
secretAccessKey String: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Integer

accessKey string: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
bucket string: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
path string: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
region string: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
secretAccessKey string: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
compressLogs boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId number

access_key str: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
bucket str: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
path str: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
region str: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
secret_access_key str: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
compress_logs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connector_id int

accessKey String: Secret. The access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account. See Managing user credentials in OCS.
bucket String: The name of the Oracle Cloud Storage bucket. See Working with Oracle Cloud Storage buckets.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
path String: The path to the folder within your Oracle Cloud Storage bucket where you want to store your logs.
region String: The Oracle Cloud Storage region where your bucket resides. See Regions and availability domains in OCS.
secretAccessKey String: Secret. The secret access key identifier that you use to authenticate requests to your Oracle Cloud account.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Number

DatastreamSplunkConnector

ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
EventCollectorToken string: Secret. The Event Collector token associated with your Splunk account. See View usage of Event Collector token in Splunk.
Url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
CaCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
ClientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
ClientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
MTls bool
TlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
EventCollectorToken string: Secret. The Event Collector token associated with your Splunk account. See View usage of Event Collector token in Splunk.
Url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
CaCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
ClientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
ClientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
MTls bool
TlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

connectorName String: The name of the connector.
eventCollectorToken String: Secret. The Event Collector token associated with your Splunk account. See View usage of Event Collector token in Splunk.
url String: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
caCert String: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert String: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey String: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Integer
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls Boolean
tlsHostname String: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

connectorName string: The name of the connector.
eventCollectorToken string: Secret. The Event Collector token associated with your Splunk account. See View usage of Event Collector token in Splunk.
url string: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
caCert string: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert string: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey string: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
compressLogs boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId number
customHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls boolean
tlsHostname string: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

connector_name str: The name of the connector.
event_collector_token str: Secret. The Event Collector token associated with your Splunk account. See View usage of Event Collector token in Splunk.
url str: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
ca_cert str: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
client_cert str: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
client_key str: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
compress_logs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connector_id int
custom_header_name str: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
custom_header_value str: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
m_tls bool
tls_hostname str: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

connectorName String: The name of the connector.
eventCollectorToken String: Secret. The Event Collector token associated with your Splunk account. See View usage of Event Collector token in Splunk.
url String: Enter the secure URL where you want to send and store your logs.
caCert String: Secret. The certification authority (CA) certificate used to verify the origin server's certificate. It's needed if the certificate stored in client_cert is not signed by a well-known certification authority, enter the CA certificate in the PEM format for verification.
clientCert String: Secret. The PEM-formatted digital certificate you want to authenticate requests to your destination with. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
clientKey String: Secret. The private key in the non-encrypted PKCS8 format you want to use to authenticate with the backend server. If you want to use mutual authentication, you need to provide both the client certificate and the client key.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Number
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.
mTls Boolean
tlsHostname String: The hostname that verifies the server's certificate and matches the Subject Alternative Names (SANs) in the certificate. If not provided, DataStream fetches the hostname from the endpoint URL.

DatastreamSumologicConnector

CollectorCode string: Secret. The unique HTTP collector code of your Sumo Logic endpoint.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

CollectorCode string: Secret. The unique HTTP collector code of your Sumo Logic endpoint.
ConnectorName string: The name of the connector.
Endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
CompressLogs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
ConnectorId int
ContentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
CustomHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
CustomHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

collectorCode String: Secret. The unique HTTP collector code of your Sumo Logic endpoint.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
endpoint String: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Integer
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

collectorCode string: Secret. The unique HTTP collector code of your Sumo Logic endpoint.
connectorName string: The name of the connector.
endpoint string: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
compressLogs boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId number
contentType string: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName string: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue string: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

collector_code str: Secret. The unique HTTP collector code of your Sumo Logic endpoint.
connector_name str: The name of the connector.
endpoint str: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
compress_logs bool: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connector_id int
content_type str: Content type to pass in the log file header.
custom_header_name str: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
custom_header_value str: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

collectorCode String: Secret. The unique HTTP collector code of your Sumo Logic endpoint.
connectorName String: The name of the connector.
endpoint String: The Elasticsearch bulk endpoint URL in the format: https://<hostname>.elastic-cloud.com:9243/_bulk/. Set index_name in the appropriate field instead of providing it in the URL. You can use Akamaized property hostnames as endpoint URLs. Learn more about how to Stream logs to Elasticsearch.
compressLogs Boolean: Enables GZIP compression for a log file sent to a destination. If unspecified, this defaults to true.
connectorId Number
contentType String: Content type to pass in the log file header.
customHeaderName String: A human-readable name for the request's custom header, containing only alphanumeric, dash, and underscore characters.
customHeaderValue String: The custom header's contents passed with the request that contains information about the client connection.

Package Details

Repository: Akamai pulumi/pulumi-akamai
License: Apache-2.0
Notes: This Pulumi package is based on the akamai Terraform Provider.