I used to do this same thing with $250K of hardware and hundreds of thousands of dollars of software licenses. We've come a long way! Thanks for the great presentation.
the docker-elk image is good for testing, but you need something like kubernetes and split out the processes into their own yaml files. this way each component can be scaled independently, can form clusters, and attached onto jobs the user is running.
At 5:00 in you suggest that you need to connect to each machine to get the auth logs. There are syslog variants that can be configured to log remotely so it wouldn't be nearly as horrible as you're suggesting there. I note that you do mention this much later in the video.
Thanks Jeff, I like your video, but there's an issue with your docker image. Automated builds are failing since April. Could you please check what's wrong ?
may i see the script from dashboard.json in order to display the visualization automatically? I also want to display the visualization automatically.thank you
Although most people that watch this video probably know that 1:58 is a reference to xkcd.com/1179, the author of the video should know how to cite properly.
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I used to do this same thing with $250K of hardware and hundreds of thousands of dollars of software licenses. We've come a long way! Thanks for the great presentation.
The "stages" overview in the beginning of the video was a really great aid in helping understand the topic, thanks!
I think you're sort of an engineer yourself
Great intro video, even 4 years later! Congrats, helps a lot.
The most elegant Tutorial i've came across, amazing open-source orchestration. Thanks!
Awesome presentation .Very well defined and explained content on ELK .Thank you very much Jeff.
Man, what a awesome presentation! Very well planned! Thx very much!
the docker-elk image is good for testing, but you need something like kubernetes and split out the processes into their own yaml files. this way each component can be scaled independently, can form clusters, and attached onto jobs the user is running.
Damn! This looks super well put together! Bookmarking this for later.
At 5:00 in you suggest that you need to connect to each machine to get the auth logs. There are syslog variants that can be configured to log remotely so it wouldn't be nearly as horrible as you're suggesting there. I note that you do mention this much later in the video.
I am completely mind blown from all this.
Toute l'équipe Eskimoz vous félicite pour cette belle vidéo :)
very well presentation and pretty comprehensive. Good Job man!
Great tutorial. Simple and to the point. Thanks very much.
This is a great presentation - thanks for sharing.
Good one. Been waiting to know the ELK stack from a very long time.
Very well done presentation ...
Thanks jeff, great presentation.
Awesome video! Very helpful.
Thanks Jeff. Very well done.
Great presentation, thanks a lot for sharing!
Awesome nice explanations
Great presentation. Thanks
You're awesome sir, thanks for the share
Awesome stuff !!
Who the fck gives thumbs down to a great video that teach you a lot of stuff for free!?!?!?!?!
Love the PSA!
Where can I find the source code of the demo?
Thanks for the video. Great information
Thank you for your presentation
Thanks! Best ELK video i have found. Great job presenting info.
I'm wondering who's the guy who wrote the apache log parsing regex ! it looks scary !
Timestamp?
Yeah, really cool and horribly complex pattern
@@TheVictoryChurch 2 years too late, but 4:03
Great information, thank you!
Thank you for your informative video!
Very impressive ! Thanks for the wonderful video .
Could you please share the code with us ?
Really nice and useful presentation. If possible re-upload the file with a better audio quality.
It would be nice if only I could ear what you are saying... can you reupload this with remastered audio?
Have to agree with this. Looks like it's a really good presentation, but the sound is way too low.
Use headphones, It will help.
Headphones are good thing to have when you watching this videos
Nice video
Great video. Is there a way to add speedometers into Kibana?
Sorry for the ignorance, what is the program that allows you to view all these "Currently Open Documents".
wow thanks this is 8 year content before and now its in 2022
I found a new way to visualize logs in grafana. Its way better and easier to setup.
very nice presentation
Demo at 24:40
Really useful! thanks
Brevity man. Brevity. This video could have been half as long as it was.
So could your comment.
Thanks Jeff, I like your video, but there's an issue with your docker image. Automated builds are failing since April. Could you please check what's wrong ?
sound is very low
Oh yeah, pie and bar charts. Really inventive.
Hi Jeff, very good video,
What software did you use for presentation?
looks like prezi -- prezi.com/
Adam Prato
I think its bartaz.github.io/impress.js/#/bored Impress.js
I just have one log source that I want to visualize and monitor. Do I still need ElasticSearch or can I use LogStash directly with Kabana?
Which software have you used to make this ppt?
it is not audible clearly.. can you raise your volume little bit next time.?
Stupid question, what software did u use to make the presentation?
prezi.com
impress.js
I would say it looks like strut: strut.io/editor/index.html
it's also uses impress.js :D
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Thanks for the video. Where can I get the presentation file?
may i see the script from dashboard.json in order to display the visualization automatically? I also want to display the visualization automatically.thank you
Worthwhile content. Too bad the audio quality leaves a lot to be desired.
very nice ！！
pretty nice.
Is there a GUI for creating the logstash.conf file and filters?
Thanks jeff
dude thanks!
Or is available VM appliance(HyperV) for download?
hello, can you tell how did you made your presentation please?
thanks.
+Jemli Fathi
impress.github.io/impress.js/
thanks a lot man
+Jemli Fathi Use Prezi instead. This seems like too much work
can i read SAS logs with this stack?
Although most people that watch this video probably know that 1:58 is a reference to xkcd.com/1179, the author of the video should know how to cite properly.
do u have any git project on how to filter using grok, can anyone pls share or tell how to filter using grok
Thanks
Is anyone here know how to automaticly send data log from websiy into elasticsearch?
Good content, but very bad audio- I have my speakers to max/max - still can barely hear.
there are two types of people in the world... those was say "regular" and those who say "redgular". what is a "red jex?"
It's regex which basically means regular expression.
I had to put it on 1.5 speed, otherwise, I would die...
volume is too low...
test2
test
Stopped watching because I can't hear you!!! Seriously, test your audio before uploading please!!!
Отстой твой доклад!