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There are several new fields implemented by apache from version 2.4.13.

Hello, we use apachebeat with logstash output plugin. I noticed data from apachebeat is uploaded to the server with a large delay. After I launched manually I found out there's flush interval has value 277777h46m40s (by default):
2016/04/18 09:13:33.432573 async.go:70: INFO Flush Interval set to: 277777h46m40s

I tried to set flush_interval to 1 manually but it didn't have affect. Flush interval at logs had the same value.
After I set flush_interval to 2, at logs I got: 555555h33m20s
If I set flush_interval to 3, I get: 833333h20m0s
and so on...
So looks like flush_interval parameter is a multiplier for some value.

277777h46m40s is equal to 1 000 000 000 seconds

Implementation will add "?auto" automatically.

With new server-status information (from 2.4.13 and up) update Kibana visualizations.
Add new graphs to reflect Load and CPU information.

Ref - elastic/beats#864

Update GO to version 1.7.3

on windows you are unable to clone the repositorysucessfully, because of a star in a filname
error: unable to create file kibana/dashboards/index-pattern/apachebeat-*.json (Invalid argument)

Update Go to 1.7.1

Update GO to 1.6.3

Hi I have try it in centos 6.x and found can't kill apachebeat unless use kill -9

Is it a bug ?

thanks

sorry for my bad english

Curious if this field is being correctly parsed? It seems to record values of 0 consistently, whereas mod_status reports active connections (last line of server-status prior to scoreboard output):

210 requests currently being processed, 79 idle workers

is connections.connsTotal pulled from the mod_status output line shown above?

I'm not an expert, but there could be an issue with the name of this project.

I'd advise you contact ASF Legal to check.

Use gofmt tool to get correct GO formatting.

Hey,
After I upload the kibana dashboards to ES, I get the following errors
Expected numeric type on field [apache.cpu_load], but got [string]
Expected numeric type on field [apache.req_per_sec], but got [string]
The values seem to be transmitted as a string not a number, which showes in the json

Add tests for apachebeat! :)

Sum number can be used in reference of how much resources are left for content serving.