This is the final part of setting up Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana using the official Docker Hub images. If you haven’t already read Part 1 Logstash or Part 2 Elasticsearch, it might be good to read them first. So far I have a running Logstash sending messages to Elasticsearch both …
It’s worth reading Part 1 Logstash first. So, today I had a chance to try out Elasticsearch on docker and it was semi easy to get it to work… the trickiest part was linking the Logstash and Kibana instances with the Elasticsearch instance. The trick is to name everything! So …
When I set up my new server back in May, I decided to try out Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana (E.L.K.) on it against the Aggregator (my PVOutput aggregating and uploading application) logs. It took me most of a day to get it installed, but because I followed a guide somewhere …
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