Add linux examples to the stack getting started #198
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@dedemorton Maybe that's a mistake? There are appropriate instructions in https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/6.6/deb.html for example |
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@lcawl Might have been intentional to keep things simple? The steps do work as documented, so they are correct, if not ideal. I don't have time to test new commands atm, so maybe we can get this merged and follow up later with another PR? |
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Adds Linux example commands to getting started docs. This is meant to complement #194.
Question: I'm not sure why we use the linux distros for Deb and RPM for Kibana. Maybe for historical reasons? Should we change this to show steps for using the Deb/RPM packages and starting Kibana as a service?