Deployment of Kibana

1. Unpack The TAR package

[BFD@BGSBTSP0006-DQF software]$ tar-xf kibana-5.2.2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz-c/opt/

2. Create a soft connection

[BFD@BGSBTSP0006-DQF opt]$ ln-s kibana-5.2.2-linux-x86_64 Kibana

3. Edit the configuration file

[Bfd@bgsbtsp0006-dqf kibana]# vi/opt/kibana/config/kibana.yml

# We can see the modified parameter entry
[ROOT@BGSBTSP0006-DQF Kibana] # cat Config/kibana.yml |grep ^[a-z]
server.port:5601
server.host: "172.18.1.22"
Elasticsearch.url: " http://172.18.1.22:9200 "
kibana.index:". Kibana "

4. Start Kibana

[BFD@BGSBTSP0006-DQF kibana]#/opt/kibana/bin
background start
[BFD@BGSBTSP0006-DQF bin]# nohup./kibana &

5, check the log, if there is no error, access to ip:5601 port access:

Above we can see in the Kibana to add our choice to see in the es-head of the Idnex, here if the index is not selected, Kibana is not active to add the index, for the selected index we can search for information, as shown in the following image:

Comments:
1 means: We can select the time, the log information for a period of time in the upper right corner.
2 means: For the information in the log we can choose to search for the information we care about, such as hostname.
3 means: You can switch other indexes for information in an index
4 means: For log information, we can select a few more concerned domains, equivalent to the column options in MySQL database tables.
5 means: The contents of the search hostname are selected and highlighted