Data not indexed into ElasticSearch from RabbitMQ

Elastic Stack Elasticsearch
1

After proper setting up RabbitMQ river for elasticsearch, I issued the
command GET <my_ip>:9200/_river/my_river/status,

{

"_index": "_river",

"_type": "my_river",

"_id": "_status",

"_version": 2,

"found": true,

"_source": {

    "node": {

        "id": "-nA8mbDEQ4e3l4HVqlIToA",

        "name": "Skullfire",

        "transport_address": "inet[/<my_ip>:9300]"

    }

}

}

but data is shown to be indexed. Please help.

Thank you.

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2

I'd recommend that you use Logstash with the rabbitmq input instead. Rivers
are being deprecated so fewer people will likely be able to help.

On 17 March 2015 at 10:23, Olalekan Elesin elesin.olalekan@gmail.com
wrote:

After proper setting up RabbitMQ river for elasticsearch, I issued the
command GET <my_ip>:9200/_river/my_river/status,

{

"_index": "_river",

"_type": "my_river",

"_id": "_status",

"_version": 2,

"found": true,

"_source": {

    "node": {

        "id": "-nA8mbDEQ4e3l4HVqlIToA",

        "name": "Skullfire",

        "transport_address": "inet[/<my_ip>:9300]"

    }

}

}

but data is shown to be indexed. Please help.

Thank you.

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Thanks Mark. I have gone through the Logstash documentation on RabbitMQ.
Do you have an idea of how I can stream the logs in realtime using any
programming language?

On Tuesday, March 17, 2015 at 6:23:02 PM UTC+1, Olalekan Elesin wrote:

After proper setting up RabbitMQ river for elasticsearch, I issued the
command GET <my_ip>:9200/_river/my_river/status,

{

"_index": "_river",

"_type": "my_river",

"_id": "_status",

"_version": 2,

"found": true,

"_source": {

    "node": {

        "id": "-nA8mbDEQ4e3l4HVqlIToA",

        "name": "Skullfire",

        "transport_address": "inet[/<my_ip>:9300]"

    }

}

}

but data is shown to be indexed. Please help.

Thank you.

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4

Not directly sorry.

Though you can find info about the official clients here -

On 18 March 2015 at 01:58, Olalekan Elesin elesin.olalekan@gmail.com
wrote:

Thanks Mark. I have gone through the Logstash documentation on RabbitMQ.
Do you have an idea of how I can stream the logs in realtime using any
programming language?

On Tuesday, March 17, 2015 at 6:23:02 PM UTC+1, Olalekan Elesin wrote:

After proper setting up RabbitMQ river for elasticsearch, I issued the
command GET <my_ip>:9200/_river/my_river/status,

{

"_index": "_river",

"_type": "my_river",

"_id": "_status",

"_version": 2,

"found": true,

"_source": {

    "node": {

        "id": "-nA8mbDEQ4e3l4HVqlIToA",

        "name": "Skullfire",

        "transport_address": "inet[/<my_ip>:9300]"

    }

}

}

but data is shown to be indexed. Please help.

Thank you.

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