elastic-stax

elastic-stax v7.15.2 contains various docker-compose projects based on elastic v7.15.2 These projects were created for demo and learning purposes only!

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ELASTIC STACK RELEASE NOTES

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Elastic Blog Post: https://www.elastic.co/blog/whats-new-elastic-7-16-0

Elastic Solutions
Elastic Search Enterprise: https://www.elastic.co/blog/whats-new-elastic-enterprise-search-7-16-0
Elastic Observability: https://www.elastic.co/blog/whats-new-elastic-observability-7-16-0
Elastic Security: https://www.elastic.co/blog/whats-new-elastic-security-7-16-0

PREREQUISITES

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For running the elastic-stax-recipes(s) you need the following software components on your host system

Name	Reference
ubuntu	>= 18.04.5 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
docker	https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/run/
docker-compose	https://docs.docker.com/compose/reference/overview/

REPOSITORY CONTENT

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Stack Categories	Main Focus	Components
stack-000 - stack-100	Elasticsearch Cluster	Elasticsearch, Kibana
stack-100 - stack-200	Logstash	Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash
stack-200 - stack-300	Beats	Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash, Beats
stack-300 - stack-400	APM/Tracing	Elasticsearch, Kibana, APM, OpsBeans
stack-400 - stack-500	Machine Learning	Elasticsearch, Kibana, Beats, Machine Learning
stack-500 - stack-600	Third Party	i.e. Apache Kafka, Grafana etc ...

ELASTICSEARCH CLUSTER: stack-000 - stack-100

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Name	Components	Description
stack-005	1x es/1x kb	1x Node cluster with minimal (starter) config
stack-010	1x es/1x kb	1x Node cluster with extended config, basic security and license features
stack-015	1x es/1x kb	1x Node cluster with extended config, extended security (ssl) and license features
stack-020	3x es/1x kb	3x Node cluster with extended config, basic security and license features
stack-025	5x es/1x kb	5x Node cluster with extended config, basic security and license features

LOGSTASH: stack-100 - stack-200

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Name	Components	Description
stack-105	1x es/1x kb/1x ls	1x Node cluster with single Logstash instance
stack-110	1x es/1x kb/2x ls	1x Node cluster with LS => LS => ES composition
stack-115	1x es/1x kb/2x ls	1x Node cluster with LS => ES => LS composition
stack-115	1x es/1x kb/2x ls	1x Node cluster with LS => ES => LS composition and Alerting feature

BEATS: stack-200 - stack-300

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Name	Components	Description
stack-205	1x es/1x kb/1x ls/1x mb	1x Node cluster with a single metricbeat instance
stack-210	1x es/1x kb/1x ls/1x fb	1x Node cluster with a single filebeat instance

APM/Tracing: stack-300 - stack-400

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Name	Components	Description
stack-305	1x es/1x kb/1x apm/1x nodejs	1x Node cluster with a single apm instance, opbeans nodejs and opbeans rum

MACHINE LEARNING: stack-400 - stack-500

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Name	Components	Description
stack-405	1x es/1x kb/1x ml	1x Node cluster with ml activated, extended security (ssl) and license features

THIRD PARTY: stack-500 - stack-600

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Name	Components	Description
stack-505	1x es/1x kb/1x kl	1x Node cluster with Alerting feature and Korrelator service

SETUP

1. Clone the elastic-stax repo

    $ cd ~
    $ mkdir workspace
    $ cd workspace
    $ git clone https://github.com/schneidermatix/elastic-stax.git
   

2. Setup your environment

    $ cd elastic-stax
    $ source ./.xrc
    $ x_setup
   

   NOTE: x_setup modifies Linux Kernel parameters and reboots your host system after 30 seconds
   due to the modifications of the kernel parameters.

3. Choose one of the elastic-stax projects (i.e. stack-010) and take a look at the specific README
   for each project for further information.

    $ cd ~/elastic-stax/stack-010
    $ docker-compose up -d
   

   NOTE: For some recipes it is not sufficent to run the 'docker-compose' command. As mentioned
   above take a look at the README of each recipe.

4. Use Kibana for further actions

    http://localhost:5601
   
    user: elastic
    password: changeme
   

   

Stop and Start the elastic stack

5. Stop the docker containers

   $ docker-compose stop
   

6. Start the docker containers

   $ docker-compose start 
   

Remove the entire stack

7. Remove the docker containers

   $ docker-compose down -v
   

   NOTE: when you run 'docker-compose down -v' you'll loose all your data too.

CONTRIBUTING

If you find some bugs or have any requests/suggestions don't hesitate to open an issue or make a pull request.