sdl-log-parser

You can create an SDL log parser by converting raw log samples into structured parser definitions using augmented JSON, gron, mappings, and line groupers to extract fields and format them as OCSF events for ingestion.

Validating an SDL parser involves ingesting a sample log through the deployed parser to confirm actual ingest path functionality and ensure the OCSF event extraction works correctly without manual testing.

Yes, you can format custom vendor logs as OCSF events by authoring a parser that extracts relevant fields from raw files and structures them for ingestion into the SentinelOne Singularity Data Lake.

Yes, you need knowledge of the SDL schema and parsing directives to effectively author and debug SentinelOne Singularity Data Lake log parsers, as this Skill is intended for security analysts and DevOps engineers.

SentinelOne SDL log parser authoring works with augmented JSON and various parsing techniques including gron, mappings, and line groupers to automate the conversion of raw log samples into structured definitions.

SDL log parsers may fail to ingest events correctly if the parsing directives are improperly configured or the raw logs do not match the expected schema, requiring end-to-end validation to debug the ingest path.