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Elasticsearch is a flexible and powerful open source, distributed, real-time search and analytics engine.

Elasticsearch is a flexible and powerful open source, distributed, real-time search and analytics engine. Architected from the ground up for use in distributed environments where reliability and scalability are must haves, Elasticsearch gives you the ability to move easily beyond simple full-text search. Through its robust set of APIs and query DSLs, plus clients for the most popular programming languages, Elasticsearch delivers on the near limitless promises of search technology.

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How to use filebeat to find password in log

I have an Elasticsearch 7.1 and i have configure filebeat to collect all log. I want to check if i have password in log. So anyone have an idea how can i find all password in log using filebeat. Thank you
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Portainer: Pass vm.max_map_count to SonarQube Docker container

I need to set up a SonarQube container on my Portainer instance. SonarQube uses Elasticsearch, which needs a kernel setting passed from the host. This issue is well documented, as mentioned in this question, but unfortunately the poster did not…
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Kibana - "missing authentication credentials for REST request"

I have a elasticsearch cluster with xpack basic license, and native user authentication enabled (with ssl of course). I am attempting to set up kibana on a docker container but keep getting an error when accessing kibana in the…
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Elasticsearch systemd setup

I am configuring Elasticsearch 2.3.3 (yes, outdated) on CentOS 7.7. We were running it on CentOS 6 with InitV script. I followed this specification to create systemd script and get inspired with the current Elastic sources. vi…
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Can't access Kibana remotely - Can curl successfully on machine

I've installed Kibana on rhel and am I'm trying to access remotely on http://server-url:5601. I've installed elasticsearch and am able to access that remotely on http://server-url:9200 I've added server.host 0.0.0.0 in the kibana.yml. I've made…
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Adding context paths to ELK log analytics?

I'm looking to install the ELK stack on my application server by following the instructions here: I can see you can then access the various ELK services on localhost via certain ports. Is there a way for me add context paths for the services. Then I…
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Grok filter is not working properly

I have Filebeat-7.1 installed in a Debian server, this Filebeat send data from files in this Debian server to server with Logstash 7.6 , here are the files config Filebeat.yml: #=========================== Filebeat inputs…
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Kibana and Logstash: When is a field not a field?

I've enabled the grok filter in our logstash configuration in order to parse logs from HAProxy using the %{HAPROXYHTTP} and %{HAPROXYTCP} patterns. This seems to work great and viewing the details for any log entry from haproxy I can see the various…
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Does Elasticsearch have capability to form ES cluster with only one ES docker service running multiple replicas of it in Docker-Swarm

I wanna run only one elasticsearch service in docker-swarm having multiple replicas of this service. Does Elasticsearch have capability to form ES cluster with only one ES docker service running multiple replicas of it in Docker-Swarm. Below is my…
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Do we need a back up of Elastic Search data in a database in case of failure, or is there a solid permanant storage solution with Elastic Search?

We are looking to use Elastic Search in a major software system, which needs financial logs and records kept for many years. We are using Elastic Search, but are a little concerned whether Elastic is a workable solution for permanant storage. I've…
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rsyslog with elasticsearch and forwarding custom logs

I have configured rsyslogd Log Server With Elasticsearch and Kibana. I am able to forward the /var/log/messages from the client Linux servers (CentOS 7, RHEL 6) to the central Linux Log server (CentOS 7). However, I have a custom log file…
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Unable to run logstash config file (permission denied)

my config file is stored in /etc/logstash/ and I ran the command $ /etc/logstash -f /etc/logstash/logstash.conf as root. However, they told me that permission denied when I tried to do that. Is there any way to solve this?
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How do I know how the hacker gained access to my machine?

I own a dedicated machine and today I got an email from my host saying that my server will be blocked if I don't stop abusing the network. I am not a spammer or hacker. Someone was using my machine to do the mischief. They attached a note in the…
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why did i need to stop java software?

i am on Debian Squeeze, 4G of Ram, 1G of Swap, CPU i3 3.07GHz. I used to use the following java softwares: jenkins elasticsearch Problem was their process was too greedy about CPU, in the top command, each one was eating more than 120%. When i…
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ElasticSearch doesn't start after upgrade from 2.3.1 to 5.6.4

I was running on elasticsearch 2.3.1, but I had to upgrade to 5.6.4 (because I wanted to install Kibana/Sense), but ElasticSearch won't start anymore. This is log from ElasticSearch: java.lang.IllegalStateException: The index…
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