Need your valuable suggestion here . I have following setup and it is
working fine.
2-ES nodes (in Cluster handled by AWS load balancer)
1-LS node (push data to any ES)
1-Kibana Node (will get index from any of the ES )
One load balancer for ES instances.
Now I want to extend it further . I want Kibana highly available like I
have setup for ES if one server is down then second will take over . So by
this, I mean I am planning to install kibana on 2 servers to make it
highly available and want to use single address rather localhost:5601. So
that that common address I can provide to the user.
Need your valuable suggestion here . I have following setup and it is
working fine.
2-ES nodes (in Cluster handled by AWS load balancer)
1-LS node (push data to any ES)
1-Kibana Node (will get index from any of the ES )
One load balancer for ES instances.
Now I want to extend it further . I want Kibana highly available like I
have setup for ES if one server is down then second will take over . So by
this, I mean I am planning to install kibana on 2 servers to make it
highly available and want to use single address rather localhost:5601. So
that that common address I can provide to the user.
How I can make Kibana highly available , I mean I want same setup as ES
has if one down other will take over so my confusion is if I install kibana
on 2 servers and use one load balancer on top of these 2 instances how 2
kibana instances will be in sync.
Not sure if this is a valid solution .If you have any other approch or
solution to achieve this please suggest.
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 10:47:39 AM UTC+5:30, Mark Walkom wrote:
And what do you want help on?
On 15 April 2015 at 00:38, vikas gopal <vikas...@gmail.com <javascript:>>
wrote:
Hi Experts,
Need your valuable suggestion here . I have following setup and it is
working fine.
2-ES nodes (in Cluster handled by AWS load balancer)
1-LS node (push data to any ES)
1-Kibana Node (will get index from any of the ES )
One load balancer for ES instances.
Now I want to extend it further . I want Kibana highly available like I
have setup for ES if one server is down then second will take over . So by
this, I mean I am planning to install kibana on 2 servers to make it
highly available and want to use single address rather localhost:5601. So
that that common address I can provide to the user.
Kibana is just a javascript web application (it stores some stuff in a
shard called .kibana in the ES cluster as the data) , so, to make it
HA, you just have to run a nginx with reverse proxy with any number of
kibana apps. just treat is a normal static website.
How I can make Kibana highly available , I mean I want same setup as ES
has if one down other will take over so my confusion is if I install kibana
on 2 servers and use one load balancer on top of these 2 instances how 2
kibana instances will be in sync.
Not sure if this is a valid solution .If you have any other approch or
solution to achieve this please suggest.
Need your valuable suggestion here . I have following setup and it is
working fine.
2-ES nodes (in Cluster handled by AWS load balancer)
1-LS node (push data to any ES)
1-Kibana Node (will get index from any of the ES )
One load balancer for ES instances.
Now I want to extend it further . I want Kibana highly available like I
have setup for ES if one server is down then second will take over . So by
this, I mean I am planning to install kibana on 2 servers to make it highly
available and want to use single address rather localhost:5601. So that that
common address I can provide to the user.
thank you for your quick response. I am totally new to this, any document
or website to understand nginx or any guide to configure nginx as a reverse
proxy on windows server 2012.
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 11:13:36 AM UTC+5:30, Yucong Sun wrote:
Kibana is just a javascript web application (it stores some stuff in a
shard called .kibana in the ES cluster as the data) , so, to make it
HA, you just have to run a nginx with reverse proxy with any number of
kibana apps. just treat is a normal static website.
On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 1:31 PM, vikas gopal <vikas...@gmail.com
<javascript:>> wrote:
Sorry if I was not clear , I want 2 things
How I can make Kibana highly available , I mean I want same setup as
ES
has if one down other will take over so my confusion is if I install
kibana
on 2 servers and use one load balancer on top of these 2 instances how 2
kibana instances will be in sync.
Not sure if this is a valid solution .If you have any other approch or
solution to achieve this please suggest.
Need your valuable suggestion here . I have following setup and it is
working fine.
2-ES nodes (in Cluster handled by AWS load balancer)
1-LS node (push data to any ES)
1-Kibana Node (will get index from any of the ES )
One load balancer for ES instances.
Now I want to extend it further . I want Kibana highly available like
I
have setup for ES if one server is down then second will take over .
So by
this, I mean I am planning to install kibana on 2 servers to make it
highly
available and want to use single address rather localhost:5601. So
that that
common address I can provide to the user.
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On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 08:00 CEST,
vikas gopal vikas.hafig@gmail.com wrote:
thank you for your quick response. I am totally new to this, any
document or website to understand nginx or any guide to configure
nginx as a reverse proxy on windows server 2012.
Have you had a look at the nginx documentation or any of the top hits
when you search for "nginx windows"? If they're not adequate for your
needs, perhaps you can phrase a more specific question.
Note that there's nothing special about nginx. IIS is capable of doing
what you want too.
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On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 8:00:12 AM UTC+2, vikas gopal wrote:
thank you for your quick response. I am totally new to this, any document
or website to understand nginx or any guide to configure nginx as a reverse
proxy on windows server 2012.
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