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How to create your own in house elasticsearch alerts.

Since I am using elasticsearch for getting server side healthchecks, statistics and check on services which are important for the blog to function, I was wondering if I can use elasticsearch to write my own alerts in case something goes down. Therefore I have installed heartbeat on the elasticsearch server

Putting Kibana behind haproxy as /kibana and enable simple http authentication.

In this post we will talk about why and how to put kibana behind haproxy. First thing I am thinking is to be able to have multiple kibana setups and either do loadbalancing between them or use them as active - backup setup. This is how I will be using

Logstash using dissect instead of grok for filtering

Some time a go I've came across the dissect filter for logstash to extract data from my access_logs before I hand it over to elasticsearch. Dissect is a different type of filter than grok since it does not use regex, but it's an alternative way

Monitor your servers with Elasticsearch 2.x and Beats and display it in Kibana

In this post we will cover the installation and configuration of elasticsearch 2.x, and configure packetbeat and topbeat for monitoring web services databases and server load. After all these are set up we will be using Kibana to show the data in a graphical interface. Elasticsearch## First we will

Setup and configure elasticsearch, logstash, logstash-forwarder and kibana on debian jessie

INTRODUCTION## This is the first part of a series of tutorials on how to install configure and setup elasticsearch, logstash and kibana on debian jessie using VPSie SSD VPS service. Elastic as the company behind the three opensource projects - Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana — designed to take data from any

Setup and configure elasticsearch, logstash, logstash-forwarder and kibana on debian jessie

Install Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana on Debian 11. Configure Logstash to process Nginx logs using Grok patterns. Use Logstash-Forwarder (or Filebeat) for secure log shipping. Visualize data in Kibana. This guide provides a complete ELK stack setup for log management and analysis.