How do I send Bulk data to elasticsearch using log4j2 - elasticsearch

I am new to elasticsearch. I need to send bulk data to elasticsearch using log4j2. I didn't find any proper information on the internet for this. Even some informative article would be a great help. Thanks in advance.

NoSql Log4j2 appender logs messages to Elasticsearch.
https://github.com/jprante/log4j2-elasticsearch

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More specifically: We want to remove the intermediators:: Logstash or Beats as they will need more infra and may bring unwanted overhead. And having the process of sending logs to ElasticSearch in asynchronous way would be really great (so that application does not suffer latency due to logging).
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Send Spring Boot logs directly to LogStash. But it seems of not much use, since it internally uses file appenders and the logs are then sent to LogStash.
Is there any such appenders available? Or maybe there is some workaround.

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From https://docs.micronaut.io/snapshot/guide/index.html#_micronaut_micrometer_1_2_update
Meter registry support for AppOptics, Azure Monitor, Datadog, Dynatrace, Elastic, Ganglia, Humio, Influx, Jmx, Kairos, New Relic, SignalFX, Stackdriver and Wavefront
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Kafka input module configuration is described here
Elasticsearch output module configuration is described here

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Anyone knows how to get worker's config setting 'bootstrap.servers' either from SinkConnector or SinkTask? Or how to get Kafka cluster information from connector?
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