I have installed elk stack 5.3 with metricbeat. After this I have loaded the metric beat dashboards. When I open the Kibana with any sample dashboard I am getting below error.
Thanks for the reply. I have seen the posts. But still the information is not clear. I have the below index on elastic search:
[root@elk-stack ~]# curl -XGET 'localhost:9200/_cat/indices?v&pretty'
health status index uuid pri rep docs.count docs.deleted store.size pri.store.size
yellow open my_index FOKpTYq5QdCeJzShlLxzkg 5 1 0 0 795b 795b
yellow open index bk3v-YO6SD-0-qAAMboa7g 5 1 0 0 795b 795b
yellow open metricbeat-2017.04.11 lrdPCokkSgGzgAYccUI5AQ 5 1 740131 0 260.7mb 260.7mb
yellow open metricbeat-2017.04.12 Ov_9hU8fQki4kcsmxA66XQ 5 1 586433 0 207.3mb 207.3mb
yellow open .kibana O4FjI-DrQY-APDIQOlmlgw 1 1 96 68 284.7kb 284.7kb
The field data enabling is required for me, because I am using Metric beats. When I use metric beats lot of information has text related data like process names, Network interface names, Host names etc..
So could you please give an example on how to enable fielddata for metricbeats?
Note that this can however use significant memory. My guess is the setting in the template file is not being propagated to ES. If you don't have any data you need to preserve, you can try deleting the index and starting again. You can also try sending data to a new index name.
@Ramakrishna_K If you can, I'd recommend dropping the existing metricbeat indices (DELETE /metricbeat-*) in Console, then make sure you do the following:
The mapping template that we provide with the Beats should be loaded. Metricbeat does that automatically, so there's usually nothing to do, but you can make sure it worked by: stop metricbeat, run DELETE /_template/metricbeat, start metricbeat again, check that GET /_template/metricbeat returns a long document.
The Metricbeat dashboards are loaded correctly. Run ./scripts/import_dashboards and then make sure to not refresh the index pattern in Kibana, as that can break the dashboards again.
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