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Retrieve Pipeline
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Retrieve Pipeline
editThis functionality is experimental and may be changed or removed completely in a future release.
The Retrieve Pipeline API enables you to retrieve a centrally-managed Logstash pipeline.
Request
editGET /api/logstash/pipeline/<id>
Path Parameters
edit-
id
(required) - (string) ID for pipeline.
Examples
editGET api/logstash/pipeline/hello-world
A successful call returns a JSON structure similar to the following example:
{ "id": "hello-world", "description": "Just a simple pipeline", "username": "elastic", "pipeline": "input { stdin {} } output { stdout {} }", "settings": { "queue.type": "persistent" } }
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