kibana

My question (to everyone): what do you use as replacement for kibana or grafana?

I'm a big fan of elastic search, but don't have any exposure to logstash or kibana.

You could use Logstash and Kibana to make a similar looking map from actual logs, but i don't think you'd be able to do the shooting animation, but I'm not too well versed in Kibana.

We've been using kibana setup with logstash for allowing us to easily track things we want to track/graph for a project I'm working on.

Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana (ELK) stack.

Zabbix to monitor hardware, logstash/elasticsearch (kibana for UI) to monitor service logs, Sentry for application level logs At least this is what we're moving to at work.

It's a pain to manage - there seems to be no way of killing long-running queries other than restarting it (so if you have users using kibana etc at some point someone will submit a impossibly hard query and kill the server), the quality of the search results just isn't that good and it takes a lot of customization to improve it - I've never been impressed with the results from any of the large deployments (e.g.

The last site I worked on consisted of nginx, elasticsearch, logstash, kibana, postgresql, celery, redis, and a bunch of custom python, java, and javascript code.

The "ELK stack" (ElasticSearch, Logstash, Kibana) is a step up in complexity but gives you much more power than command line tools.

The smoke tests are failing and Kibana isn't returning anything from the past 10 minutes inaudible $ for i in grotty_old_server{1..10}; do ssh root@i "tail -f /var/log/froznob/goddamn-custom-logging-system" | rtail &; done Are you still there?

Contact me if you need anything around the ELK stack - Elasticsearch, Logstash or Kibana.

Kibana is a dashboard built on Elasticsearch for performing analytics and visualization on your texts.

And then enough memory to run those fancy aggregations in Kibana.