Logstash Installation and Deployment

Logstash

Installation and Deployment

First, the Environment configuration

• Operating system: Cent OS 7

• Logstash version: 2.1.1.tar.gz

• JDK version: 1.7.0_51

• SSH Secure Shell version: Xshell 5

Second, the operation process 1, download the specified version of the Logstash and unzip

Download:Curl-o https://download.elasticsearch.org/logstash/logstash/logstash-2.1.1.tar.gz decompression:tar zxvf Logstash-2.1.1.tar.gz

2. Run the test

In the terminal, run the command as follows to start the Logstash process:

CD Logstash-2.1.1/bin ./logstash-e ' Input{stdin{}}output{stdout{codec=>rubydebug}} '

Then you will find that the terminal is waiting for your input. No problem, hit Hello world, enter, and see what results will be returned!

./logstash-e ' Input{stdin{}}output{stdout{codec=>rubydebug}} ' Hello world{       "message" = "Hello World",      "@version" = "1",    "@timestamp" = "2015-11-30t09:07:18.529z",          "host" and "=" Atman081.atmandomain "}

That's right! You took care of it! That's all you have to do.

3. Simple scene-monitor log file and output to Kafka in message form

• Define a stdout_kafka.conf file with the configuration content of

Input {file {path= ["/var/log/diagonalley/diagonalley.log"] Type="log4j"start_position="beginning"}}output {kafka {bootstrap_servers="192.168.1.181:9092,192.168.1.181:9093,192.168.1.181:9094"topic_id="Logstash"Compression_type="gzip"    }}

• Put the stdout_kafka.conf file into the bin directory

• Run the following command and view the console output

./logstash-f Stdout_kafka.conf &

4. Simple Scene-monitor Kafka message and output value Elasticsearch

• Define a stdout_elasticsearch.conf file with the configuration content of

 input {kafka {zk_connect  = 192.168.1.181:2181    topic_id  =  logstash   " }}output {elasticsearch {hosts  = [ " 192.168.1.181:9100  "  ] Index  =  logstash-%{type}-%{+ YYYY. MM.DD}    workers  = 5   

• Put the stdout_elasticsearch.conf file into the bin directory

• Run the following command and view the console output

./logstash-f Stdout_elasticsearch.conf &

Logstash Installation and Deployment