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=== <small>Phillip Krenn</small> Log management with Logstash, Elasticsearch, and Kibana === | === <small>Phillip Krenn</small> Log management with Logstash, Elasticsearch, and Kibana === | ||
Enough with Elasticsearch introductions and background, let's do something practical. How can you manage your logs with the ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) stack? This will be a hands-on demonstration on how to fetch your Tomcat logs with Logstash and how to visualize this information in Kibana. | Enough with Elasticsearch introductions and background, let's do something practical. How can you manage your logs with the ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) stack? This will be a hands-on demonstration on how to fetch your Tomcat logs with Logstash and how to visualize this information in Kibana. | ||
=== <small>Bernhard Woditschka</small> How to get the ELK stack running with Docker within minutes. LIVE DEMO === | |||
Interested in using the ELK stack on your own servers to get a grip of your log files? Join us for the live demo! You will see how easy it is to get the complete ELK stack running in a couple of minutes. One of the simplest way to install services nowadays is to use Docker. So we’ll grab a new Ubuntu machine from the DigitalOcean cloud, install Docker on it and start Logstash, Elasicsearch and Kibana containers. At the end of the session we’ll be able to feed, analyze and visualize the servers logfiles. | |||
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