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I'm running into an issue using Vector to send logs to GreptimeDB. Even though my payloads include a properly formatted timestamp field called ts_event, and my tables in GreptimeDB are defined using TIME INDEX (ts_event), Vector still inserts data using a new column called greptime_timestamp instead.
Here’s what I’ve confirmed:
My Vector remap transform correctly sets .ts_event as an RFC 3339/ISO 8601 timestamp.
I manually created the tables in GreptimeDB with this structure:
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Hi everyone,
I'm running into an issue using Vector to send logs to GreptimeDB. Even though my payloads include a properly formatted timestamp field called ts_event, and my tables in GreptimeDB are defined using TIME INDEX (ts_event), Vector still inserts data using a new column called greptime_timestamp instead.
Here’s what I’ve confirmed:
My Vector remap transform correctly sets .ts_event as an RFC 3339/ISO 8601 timestamp.
I manually created the tables in GreptimeDB with this structure:
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