Log into the Elasticsearch cluster via flume see here: Flume log import Elasticsearch
Kibana Introduction
Kibana Home
Kibana is a powerful elasticsearch data display Client,logstash has built-in Kibana. You can also deploy Kibana alone, the latest version of Kibana3 is pure html+jsclient. can be very convenient to deploy to Apache, Nginx and other httpserver.
Address of Kibana3: https://github.com/elasticsearch/kibana
Address of Kibana2: https://github.com/rashidkpc/Kibana
KIBANA3 Demo Address: http://demo.kibana.org
From the demo can first look at some of the basic functions of Kibana
Chart
Data tables that define which columns to display and in what order
To see the actual running query statements
Add a new row
New panel to see supported panel types
Add a pie chart
Display statistical results in a map
According to HTTP response code to count
Rich query syntax
KIBANA3 Installation
<span style= "FONT-SIZE:18PX;" >wget Https://download.elasticsearch.org/kibana/kibana/kibana-latest.zipunzip kibana-latest.zipmkdir-p/var/ WWW/LOGSTASH/MV kibana-latest/*/var/www/logstash/cd/var/www/logstash/app/dashboards</span>
Change Config.js
<span style= "FONT-SIZE:18PX;" > Elasticsearch: "/http" + "localhost" + ": 9200",</span>
Change App/dashboards/logstash.json will [LOGSTASH-]YYYY. Mm. DD changed to es the name of the index below (for example, as seen)
<span style= "FONT-SIZE:18PX;" > "pattern": "[Logstash1-]yyyy-mm-dd",</span>
Then visit Kibana's index.html in the browser
To be able to get, for example, what is seen:
Kibana displaying flume-to-incoming logs in a elasticsearch cluster