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In your main configuration file, append the following `Input`, `Filter` and `Output` sections:
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In your main configuration file, append the following `Input`, `Filter`, and `Output` sections:
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{% tabs %}
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{% tab title="fluent-bit.conf" %}
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The life cycle of a filter has the following steps:
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1. Upon tag matching by this filter, it might process or bypass the record.
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2. If the tag matched, it will accept the record and invoke the function defined in the `call` property, which is the name of a function defined in the Lua `script`.
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3. It invokes the Lua function and passes each record in JSON format.
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4. Upon return, it validates the return value and continues the pipeline.
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1. If the tag matched, it will accept the record and invoke the function defined in the `call` property, which is the name of a function defined in the Lua `script`.
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1. It invokes the Lua function and passes each record in JSON format.
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1. Upon return, it validates the return value and continues the pipeline.
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## Callback prototype
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## Code examples
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For functional examples of this interface, refer to the code samples provided in the source code of the project located here:
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For functional examples of this interface, refer to the code samples provided in the source code of the project.
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