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Add ELK Stack to an Application
This page details how to add Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana
- the Elastic stack or ELK stack - to an application.
Elasticsearch Setup
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Add a new platform for Elasticsearch using the ‘Elasticsearch with LB’ pack.
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If required, edit the configuration under the Elasticsearch component. For example, change the number of shards or replicas used or other parameters as desired.
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Commit the design changes and deploy the new platform.
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Once Elasticsearch deployed successfully, you can access the user interface at http://ipaddress:9200
Kibana Setup
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Add a new platform for Kibana and a dependency to the Elasticsearch platform.
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Configure the Kibana component pointing to the Elasticsearch component deployed above.
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Commit the design changes and deploy Kibana.
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Verify Kibana by accessing the user interface at http://ipaddress:5601/app/kibana
Logstash Setup
The following steps are an example on how to configure Logstash to collect the Tomcat access log.
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Add a Logstash component under the Tomcat platform.
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Edit the inputs, filters and outputs options as required. Here is an input example:
Inputs : file {path => "/opt/tomcat7/logs/access*.log" sincedb_path => "/opt/logstash/sincedb-access" }
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Deploy the Logstash component.
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Verify Logstash started successfully without errors by inspecting the log on the VM running Tomcat and Logstash.
Validation
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After the Logstash deployment, verify that indices are created on Elasticsearch at http://ipaddress:9200/_cat/indices and that the status is green.
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Now that logs are parsed and stored in Elasticsearch, you can configure Kibana to generate reports as required and detailed in the Kibana documentation.
