Hey!
Every GET/POST request to the university intranet is tracked and saved to a
table that contains following information:
- UserId
- Date
- IPAddress
- TargetUrl
- BrowserInfo (headers)
- ResponseTime (in miliseconds)
This is database is running on another server and I need to replicate the
data on another server.
I would like to persist the data and then perform some statistical analysis
and display alerts when something seems wrong. For example:
- User is usually connecting from IP in CZ but now he logged from China
- There is 50% more requests from this user compared to an average user.
- Is this something that I should be able to achieve with logstash /
elasticsearch?
- What approach would you suggest to get data from external oracle
database to logstash?
- Does Elastic search support such queries or does it expose some API so
it's possible to build alerting engine on top of it?
Thanks a lot in advance!
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Your examples seem to be more from the Complex Event Processing
domain: Complex event processing - Wikipedia
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On 15 October 2014 04:38, Vojtěch Bašta vojtech@nabastu.cz wrote:
Hey!
Every GET/POST request to the university intranet is tracked and saved to a
table that contains following information:
- UserId
- Date
- IPAddress
- TargetUrl
- BrowserInfo (headers)
- ResponseTime (in miliseconds)
This is database is running on another server and I need to replicate the
data on another server.
I would like to persist the data and then perform some statistical analysis
and display alerts when something seems wrong. For example:
- User is usually connecting from IP in CZ but now he logged from China
- There is 50% more requests from this user compared to an average user.
- Is this something that I should be able to achieve with logstash /
elasticsearch?
- What approach would you suggest to get data from external oracle database
to logstash?
- Does Elastic search support such queries or does it expose some API so
it's possible to build alerting engine on top of it?
Thanks a lot in advance!
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