Hi @MiTschMR, thanks for your reply. I thought that "--name" must be a mistake. However, I still feel like the blog post is more straight forward. I get very confused on the Elastic blog post. It is also using a two node setup. Well, than I will try it again I guess. One question ... It says:
dns: [ 'node1.elastic.test.com' ]
"node1" is the "node.name" configured in the yml-file, right? So, if my Elastic instance is hosted on test.example.com, I would write:
instances:
- name: 'node1'
dns: [ 'node1.test.example.com' ]
And the kibana-part would be as follows?
- name: 'my-kibana'
dns: [ 'kibana.local' ]
Where 'my-kibana' is set in the kibana.yml file under "server.name: my-kibana"? And dns must be specified as well (like my-kibana.test.example.com) or is it simply kibana.local as in the tutorial? Apologies if the questions are silly, I just got too confused already and don't understand fully.
Last but not least: Any ideas how to integrate Let's encrypt?
Thanks again for your time!