'm new to logstash just downloaded ... trying to add elastic search to
simple config file and stuck how to test that elastic search in the browser
I got to test or what?
And i want to know what is curl command do.. what is the localhost link ?
On Sunday, 23 February 2014 02:10:16 UTC+5:30, soma shekar wrote:
'm new to logstash just downloaded ... trying to add Elasticsearch to
simple config file and stuck how to test that Elasticsearch in the browser
I got to test or what?
And i want to know what is curl command do.. what is the localhost link ?
'm confused what link to give to my machine for searching elastic is runing
properly or not?
On Sunday, 23 February 2014 02:13:52 UTC+5:30, soma shekar wrote:
On Sunday, 23 February 2014 02:10:16 UTC+5:30, soma shekar wrote:
'm new to logstash just downloaded ... trying to add Elasticsearch to
simple config file and stuck how to test that Elasticsearch in the browser
I got to test or what?
And i want to know what is curl command do.. what is the localhost link ?
'm confused what link to give to my machine for searching elastic is
runing properly or not?
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:9200/_status?pretty=true | grep logstash
after running this command .. i don't know how to move on testing and i followed guide of logstash link as given in guide is not working .. what is that i have to do?? can anyone help ..
I also fwas totally confused with the logstash demos after doing them with mixed results.
The thing to understand is that each tutorial stands on its own and doesn't really build on another.
Also, the harder you look at the detail of each tutorial there is a lot of useful information packed in them but you might not understand what you're really looking at because nothing really points out what is so cool.
Without covering everything, I created the following which covers a few things that might hlp you through the tutorials. Skim it first and then keep it open while you run through the tutorials.
And, if you're at SCALE 12 today, I'm running a BoF which will cover some of what you're asking about.
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