Updated README to support v1.1.0

Author: billmurrin

README.md

@@ -22,37 +22,55 @@ Function Breakdown
 
 Function | Description
 -------- | -----------
-slookup(stream, srcField, dstField, rtnField, timeRange) : String | Conduct a lookup in a remote stream and return a field value based on a matching source field. Similar to VLOOKUP in Excel
+slookup(stream, srcField, dstField, rtnField, timeRange, sortOrder) : String | Conduct a lookup in a remote stream and return a field value based on a matching source field. Similar to VLOOKUP in Excel
 
 Parameter | Type | Required | Description
 --------- | ---- | -------- | -----------
 stream  | String |  Y | The stream to look up the source field.
 srcField | String | Y | The source field. The value to query for in the remote stream.
 dstField | String | Y | The destination field that will be queried against.
 rtnField | String |  Y | The field to return if the query is successful.
-timeRange | String |  Y | Relative Time Range
+timeRange | String |  Y | Relative Time Range (Seconds)
+sortOrder | String |  Y | Timestamp sort order either "asc" or "desc".
 
 Use Case and Rule Example
 ---
 
-Below is a rule that was created to lookup the value of an IP address in order enrich Windows Event Log messages coming from WinLogBeat.
+Below are example rules that were created to lookup the value of an IP address in order enrich Windows Event Log messages coming from WinLogBeat.
 
 In this use case, the remote stream named Systems with stream_id 58aba0cb3cbe8205e76c6145 contains system information (IP, MAC, ComputerName). This could be a dump of Directory Service Computer Objects, a listing of NBTScan results, etc. 
 
 The slookup function constructs a search query using the value of winlogbeat_computer_name on the computer_name field (computer_name:VALUE_OF_FIELD). If the search is successful, the ip_address field is returned. The returned value can then be added to the current stream message in the pipeline.
 
+The sortOrder parameter instructs the function to either return the oldest match (ascending), or the newest match (descending) if multiple records are found during the query.
+
 ```
-rule "IP Lookup"
+rule "IP Lookup - Ascending"
 when
     has_field("winlogbeat_computer_name")
 then
-    //StreamID, Source Field, Destination Field, Return Field, Relative Time
-    let system_info = slookup("58aba0cb3cbe8205e76c6145", "winlogbeat_computer_name", "computer_name", "ip_address", "14400");
+    //StreamID, Source Field, Destination Field, Return Field, Relative Time, Ascending SortOrder
+    let system_info = slookup("58aba0cb3cbe8205e76c6145", "winlogbeat_computer_name", "computer_name", "ip_address", "14400", "asc");
     set_field("ip_address", to_ip(system_info));
 end
 ```
 
-This function has only been tested in a limited setting. Its performance impact on large remote streams and very large relative data timeframes, remains unknown.
+```
+rule "IP Lookup - Descending"
+when
+    has_field("winlogbeat_computer_name")
+then
+    //StreamID, Source Field, Destination Field, Return Field, Relative Time, Descending SortOrder
+    let system_info = slookup("58aba0cb3cbe8205e76c6145", "winlogbeat_computer_name", "computer_name", "ip_address", "14400", "desc");
+    set_field("ip_address", to_ip(system_info));
+end
+```
+
+Additional Info
+---
+This function has been tested in a limited setting. Its performance impact on very large remote streams and very large relative data timeframes, remains unknown.
+
+If you experience an ingestion slow-down enriching a large volume of data, you can attempt increasing *processbuffer_processors* in the graylog server.conf file.
 
 More information about writing a Graylog2 processor pipeline function.
 https://www.graylog.org/blog/71-writing-your-own-graylog-processing-pipeline-functions