Elasticsearch-Monitor multiple clusters from single kibana
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With 6.2 Elastic version how to have single kibana instance to monitor multiple elastic clusters.
Cluster-1: Production Application cluster
Cluster-2: Log cluster
Need to monitor both the cluster's using single kibana instance with basic license. Is it possible ?
elasticsearch monitoring kibana asked Nov 9 at 7:55
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With 6.2 Elastic version how to have single kibana instance to monitor multiple elastic clusters.
Cluster-1: Production Application cluster
Cluster-2: Log cluster
Need to monitor both the cluster's using single kibana instance with basic license. Is it possible ?
elasticsearch monitoring kibana asked Nov 9 at 7:55
Muthu
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Use metricbeat to send both cluster's metrics to a single elasticsearch cluster. Use Kibana talking to that ES cluster to create monitoring visualizations like CPU usage, mem usage etc.
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:08
Do we need to add an additional cluster solely for monitoring ? Is it not possible to do it with existing two clusters ?
– Muthu
Nov 9 at 8:15
No, you can configure metricbeat to send data to one of your existing clusters. Then Kibana connected to that cluster can be used to create visualizations, dashboards etc. You DON'T need one more cluster :)
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:16
i think, the new cross cluster search feature is a option too: elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/…
– ibexit
Nov 9 at 20:55
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With 6.2 Elastic version how to have single kibana instance to monitor multiple elastic clusters.
Cluster-1: Production Application cluster
Cluster-2: Log cluster
Need to monitor both the cluster's using single kibana instance with basic license. Is it possible ?
elasticsearch monitoring kibana asked Nov 9 at 7:55
Muthu
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With 6.2 Elastic version how to have single kibana instance to monitor multiple elastic clusters.
Cluster-1: Production Application cluster
Cluster-2: Log cluster
Need to monitor both the cluster's using single kibana instance with basic license. Is it possible ?
elasticsearch monitoring kibana elasticsearch monitoring kibana asked Nov 9 at 7:55
Muthu
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asked Nov 9 at 7:55
Muthu
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asked Nov 9 at 7:55
Muthu
9912
asked Nov 9 at 7:55
Muthu
9912
asked Nov 9 at 7:55
Muthu
9912
9912
Use metricbeat to send both cluster's metrics to a single elasticsearch cluster. Use Kibana talking to that ES cluster to create monitoring visualizations like CPU usage, mem usage etc.
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:08
Do we need to add an additional cluster solely for monitoring ? Is it not possible to do it with existing two clusters ?
– Muthu
Nov 9 at 8:15
No, you can configure metricbeat to send data to one of your existing clusters. Then Kibana connected to that cluster can be used to create visualizations, dashboards etc. You DON'T need one more cluster :)
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:16
i think, the new cross cluster search feature is a option too: elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/…
– ibexit
Nov 9 at 20:55
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Use metricbeat to send both cluster's metrics to a single elasticsearch cluster. Use Kibana talking to that ES cluster to create monitoring visualizations like CPU usage, mem usage etc.
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:08
Do we need to add an additional cluster solely for monitoring ? Is it not possible to do it with existing two clusters ?
– Muthu
Nov 9 at 8:15
No, you can configure metricbeat to send data to one of your existing clusters. Then Kibana connected to that cluster can be used to create visualizations, dashboards etc. You DON'T need one more cluster :)
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:16
i think, the new cross cluster search feature is a option too: elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/…
– ibexit
Nov 9 at 20:55
Use metricbeat to send both cluster's metrics to a single elasticsearch cluster. Use Kibana talking to that ES cluster to create monitoring visualizations like CPU usage, mem usage etc.
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:08
Use metricbeat to send both cluster's metrics to a single elasticsearch cluster. Use Kibana talking to that ES cluster to create monitoring visualizations like CPU usage, mem usage etc.
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:08
Do we need to add an additional cluster solely for monitoring ? Is it not possible to do it with existing two clusters ?
– Muthu
Nov 9 at 8:15
Do we need to add an additional cluster solely for monitoring ? Is it not possible to do it with existing two clusters ?
– Muthu
Nov 9 at 8:15
No, you can configure metricbeat to send data to one of your existing clusters. Then Kibana connected to that cluster can be used to create visualizations, dashboards etc. You DON'T need one more cluster :)
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:16
No, you can configure metricbeat to send data to one of your existing clusters. Then Kibana connected to that cluster can be used to create visualizations, dashboards etc. You DON'T need one more cluster :)
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:16
i think, the new cross cluster search feature is a option too: elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/…
– ibexit
Nov 9 at 20:55
i think, the new cross cluster search feature is a option too: elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/…
– ibexit
Nov 9 at 20:55
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Use metricbeat to send both cluster's metrics to a single elasticsearch cluster. Use Kibana talking to that ES cluster to create monitoring visualizations like CPU usage, mem usage etc.
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:08
Do we need to add an additional cluster solely for monitoring ? Is it not possible to do it with existing two clusters ?
– Muthu
Nov 9 at 8:15
No, you can configure metricbeat to send data to one of your existing clusters. Then Kibana connected to that cluster can be used to create visualizations, dashboards etc. You DON'T need one more cluster :)
– ben5556
Nov 9 at 8:16
i think, the new cross cluster search feature is a option too: elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/…
– ibexit
Nov 9 at 20:55