removed all references to retired Log Observer docs

Author: Tracey Carter

gdi/get-data-in/application/otel-dotnet/sfx/instrumentation/connect-traces-logs.rst

@@ -159,7 +159,6 @@ The instrumentation uses the underscore character as separator for field names (
 - ``service_version`` to ``service.version``
 - ``deployment_environment`` to ``deployment.environment``
 
-See :ref:`logs-processors` for more information on how to define log transformation rules.
 
 ILogger
 -------------------------

gdi/opentelemetry/data-processing.rst

@@ -117,7 +117,6 @@ See and manage logs
 
 To see and manage your logs, use :ref:`lo-connect-landing`.
 
-.. caution:: Splunk Log Observer is no longer available for new users. You can continue to use Log Observer if you already have an entitlement. Learn more in :ref:`logs-logs`.
 
 See and manage metrics
 ---------------------------------------

get-started/o11y.rst

@@ -95,8 +95,6 @@ Now that you've explored and familiarized yourself with the data you have coming
 
 - Customize your APM experience by setting up business workflows and creating span tags that add metadata to traces sent to APM. For more information, see :ref:`apm-workflows` and :ref:`apm-add-context-trace-span`.
 
-- Customize your :ref:`logs pipeline <logs-pipeline>` to add value to your raw logs.
-
 
 .. _get-started-datalinks:
 

index.rst

@@ -144,11 +144,6 @@ Use span tags to add useful metadata to traces :ref:`apm-add-context-trace-span`
 
 .. rst-class:: newcard
 
-:strong:`Logs pipeline`
-Add value to your raw logs by customizing your pipeline :ref:`logs-pipeline`
-
-.. rst-class:: newcard
-
 :strong:`Related Content`
 Enable users to seamlessly move across product views :ref:`get-started-relatedcontent`
 

logs/get-started-logs.rst

@@ -1,20 +1,15 @@
 .. _logs-individual-log:
 
 ***********************************************************************
-View individual log details and create a field extraction processor
+View individual log details
 ***********************************************************************
 
 .. meta::
-  :description: View and search a log's fields and values in JSON. Link to related content. Extract a field to create a processing rule.
+  :description: View and search a log's fields and values in JSON. Link to related content. 
 
 After you find a set of log records that contain specific useful information, you can view the contents of an individual record to get a complete view of the data in the log, broken down by fields and values and displayed in JSON format in the :strong:`Fields` panel. You can also see the number of times each field appears in all of your logs. 
 
-Once you have identified an interesting field, you can perform a field extraction and use it to transform your data. See :ref:`logs-processors` for more information.
-
-.. note:: Only customers with a Splunk Log Observer entitlement in Splunk Observability Cloud can create a field extraction processor. If you are using Log Observer Connect, you can view and search Splunk Cloud Platform or Splunk Enterprise data in Log Observer, but you cannot transform it.
-
-
-To view the contents of an individual log record and create a field extraction rule, follow these steps:
+To view the contents of an individual log record, follow these steps:
 
 #. Select a log record line in the Logs table to display the Log Details panel.
 
@@ -27,7 +22,6 @@ To view the contents of an individual log record and create a field extraction r
    * To copy the field value to the clipboard, select :menuselection:`Copy`
    * To filter to the Logs table so it only displays log records containing the selected value, select :menuselection:`Add to filter`.
    * To filter the Logs table so it doesn't display log records containing the selected value, select :menuselection:`Exclude from filter`.
-   * To create a new log processing rule based on the selected field, select :menuselection:`Extract Field`. To learn more about extracting fields to create log processors, see :new-page-ref:`logs-processors`.
    * To add the field as a new column in the  Logs table, select :menuselection:`Add field as column`.
    * Select :menuselection:`View <field_name>` to go to the appropriate view in the Splunk Observability Cloud. For
      example, if you select a field related to Kubernetes, Splunk Observability Cloud displays related data in the Kubernetes Navigator.