Hello all, and apologies if this is the wrong mailing list for Kibana
questions. I asked on #logstash, and they directed me here. My issue is,
I've upgraded an older logstash/Elasticsearch/Kibana stack (1.1.3,
0.20.something, and 2) to the latest (Logstash 1.2.1, ES 0.90.5, and
Kibana3) and while Logstash and Elasticsearch appear to be working fine
together (I can pull what appears to be valid log data from ES via
command-line), Kibana3 will either show no log data at all, or show only
log-data inserted before the upgrade. Downgrading to Kibana2 will show all
the logs, as expected.
Have you tried using "Inspect" to see what all is Kibana3 sending to
Elasticsearch? It's the exclamation mark icon in each widget.
If you're not very familiar with querying Elasticsearch, you can
enable console logging in Kibana2 and compare the console log output
of kibana2 against Kibana3's Inspect content.
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 3:05 AM, Lee Whalen lwhalen@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all, and apologies if this is the wrong mailing list for Kibana
questions. I asked on logstash, and they directed me here. My issue is,
I've upgraded an older logstash/Elasticsearch/Kibana stack (1.1.3,
0.20.something, and 2) to the latest (Logstash 1.2.1, ES 0.90.5, and
Kibana3) and while Logstash and Elasticsearch appear to be working fine
together (I can pull what appears to be valid log data from ES via
command-line), Kibana3 will either show no log data at all, or show only
log-data inserted before the upgrade. Downgrading to Kibana2 will show all
the logs, as expected.
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