$re = '/\s+(?<Response_Time>[^ ]+)\sms/m';
$str = '{"kubernetes":{"container_name":"sign-template-services","namespace_name":"merch-ps-signs-stress-1","pod_name":"sign-template-services-14-chfbn"},"message":"::ffff:100.65.19.1 - - [05-Mar-2020 09:58:48 CST] \\"GET /health HTTP/1.1\\" 200 30 - 7.807 ms\\n","hostname":"ocp-usc1-lle-b-app-f-g3q9.c.kohls-openshift-lle.internal","@timestamp":"2020-03-05T15:58:48.231999+00:00","cluster_name":"ocp.gcpusc1-b.lle.xpaas"}
{"kubernetes":{"container_name":"sign-template-services","namespace_name":"merch-ps-signs-ci","pod_name":"sign-template-services-39-gb69d"},"message":"::ffff:100.109.92.1 - - [05-Mar-2020 09:57:31 CST] \\"GET /health HTTP/1.1\\" 200 30 - 33.245 ms\\n","hostname":"ocp-usc1-lle-c-app-f-7ml9.c.kohls-openshift-lle.internal","@timestamp":"2020-03-05T15:57:31.808739+00:00","cluster_name":"ocp.gcpusc1-c.lle.xpaas"}';
preg_match_all($re, $str, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER, 0);
// Print the entire match result
var_dump($matches);
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