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Let's backfill some old apache logs. First, let's use grok.
Use the [../../filters/grok]('grok') logstash filter to parse logs.
Use the ['grok'](../../filters/grok) logstash filter to parse logs.
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Requirements: java
You'll most likely want the version of ElasticSearch specified by the
[../outputs/elasticsearch](outputs/elasticsearch) docs. Modify this in your shell
[elasticsearch output](../outputs/elasticsearch) docs. Modify this in your shell
for easy downloading of ElasticSearch:
ES_PACKAGE=elasticsearch-%ELASTICSEARCH_VERSION%.zip

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## Futher reading
Want to know more about the configuration language? Check out the
[../configuration](configuration) documentation.
[configuration](../configuration) documentation.
You may have logs on many servers you want to centralize through logstash. To
learn how to do that, [read this](getting-started-centralized)