I need your advice on installing a new ELK 9.x cluster. The cluster will be set up on VMs in the following configuration:
3 x MASTER node
8 x DATA node
2 x Kibana node
2 x Logstash node
If I configure two separate Kibana nodes, these are two completely different VMs, do I need to pay special attention to any parameters in the /etc/kibana/kibana.yml file?
Of course I am aware of the basic parameters such as:
server.name
server.hostserver.publicBaseUrl
server.ssl.certificate
server.ssl.key
Is there anything else I should be aware of?
Don't they clash with each other?
I understand that the uuid will automatically be different.
Why (specifically) would you be doing this? Not that it’s wrong, what is your reason.
There will be some differences if you intend your 2x kibana instances to be behind a load balancer? Or do you rather intend just 2 independent instances kibana1 & kibana2, if so why?
@RainTown In short these will be two instances behind the LB, which ensures even distribution of traffic and in the event of a failure of one DC we need to have access to Kibana.
Then it can be the same, the example for some reason is based on running multiple instances on the same VM, if you have different VMs, then the path can be the same, it makes no difference as the instances will not impact on each other.
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