Kibana displays flume logs in the elasticsearch Cluster

For details about how to import logs to elasticsearch clusters Through flume, see flume log import to elasticsearch clusters.

Kibana Introduction

Kibana Homepage

Kibana is a powerful elasticsearch data display client. logstash has built-in kibana. You can also deploy kibana separately. The latest version of kibana3 is a pure HTML + JS client, it can be conveniently deployed on HTTP servers such as Apache and nginx.

Kibana3 address: https://github.com/elasticsearch/kibana
Address for kibana2: https://github.com/rashidkpc/Kibana
Kibana3 demo address: http://demo.kibana.org

From the demo, let's take a look at some basic functions of kibana.

Chart

A data table that allows you to customize the display sequence of columns.

The actually executed query statement is displayed.

Add a row

Add a panel to view the supported Panel types.

Add a pie chart

Display statistical results with map

Statistics by HTTP response code

Rich query syntax

Install kibana3

<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>

Modify config. js

<span style="font-size:18px;"> elasticsearch: "http://"+"localhost"+":9200",</span>

Modify APP/dashboards/logstash. JSON to change [logstash-] YYYY. Mm. dd to the name of the index under es, as shown in)

<span style="font-size:18px;"> "pattern": "[logstash1-]YYYY-MM-DD",</span>

Then, upload the index.html of kibanain the browser.

See the following figure:

Kibana displays flume logs in the elasticsearch Cluster