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Overview

  • What is Substation?
  • Use Cases
  • Architecture & Design

Getting Started

  • Try Substation on Docker
  • Try Substation on macOS / Linux
  • Try Substation on AWS
  • Evaluating & Transforming Data

Concepts

  • Messages
    • JSON Parsing
  • Nodes
    • Concurrency
  • Batching

Evaluating Data

  • Conditions
    • Format
    • Meta
    • Network
    • Number
    • String
    • Utility

Transforming Data

  • Transforms
    • Aggregate
    • Array
    • Enrich
    • Format
    • Hash
    • Meta
    • Network
    • Number
    • Object
    • Send
    • String
    • Time
    • Utility
  • Key-Value Stores
  • Secrets Store
  • Metrics Destinations

Applications

  • AWS
    • Substation
    • Autoscale
    • Validate
  • Development
    • Substation

Deployments

  • Building with Make
  • Configurations as Code
    • Example Configurations
    • Style Guide
  • Infrastructure as Code
    • Example Deployments
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JSON Parsing

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Substation uses GJSON and SJSON for parsing JSON text. GJSON's syntax is fully supported by the system and should be used as the basis for all JSON text modification. If you want to learn how GJSON works, then we recommend using gjson.dev.

Updated almost 2 years ago