I have a little problem with elasticsearch when using it with kibana and
logstash
when i lauch my logstash.conf, i get an error on kibana : "No results There
were no results because no indices were found that match your selected time
span"
i really don't know why
can someone help me with this please
I have a little problem with elasticsearch when using it with kibana and
logstash
when i lauch my logstash.conf, i get an error on kibana : "No results There
were no results because no indices were found that match your selected time
span"
i really don't know why
can someone help me with this please
nop, I don't have any logstash indexes or at least i think so ^^'
And I only changed the IP address in my kibana config.js file :
elasticsearch: "http://220.140.xx.xx:9200" with the IP of the elasticsearch
server
the rest of the file is unchanged
I installed the Marvel plug-in and it's working perfectly
Le mardi 13 mai 2014 23:09:56 UTC+2, Mark Walkom a écrit :
Do you have logstash indexes in the elasticsearch cluster?
Also, what's your kibana config look like?
On 13 May 2014 23:55, Quentin Guiot <silent...@gmail.com <javascript:>>wrote:
hello
I have a little problem with elasticsearch when using it with kibana and
logstash
when i lauch my logstash.conf, i get an error on kibana : "No results There
were no results because no indices were found that match your selected time
span"
i really don't know why
can someone help me with this please
If you don't have logstash style time based indexes, you'll need to open
your dashboard config (gear icon top right), go to to Index tab, change
Timestamping: none, and Default Index: . Click Save, go
back to your dashboard and remove any time filters up on the top (if any).
hi
thanks for the reply
but when i do what you say, i got another error
Oops! IndexMissingException[[INDEX_NONE] missing]
Le mercredi 14 mai 2014 15:56:30 UTC+2, Binh Ly a écrit :
If you don't have logstash style time based indexes, you'll need to open
your dashboard config (gear icon top right), go to to Index tab, change
Timestamping: none, and Default Index: . Click Save, go
back to your dashboard and remove any time filters up on the top (if any).
ok so i put "_all" in default index and the errors are gone
But now i need to input the three files that are in my "logstash.conf" file
and i really don't know how
i tried a lot of things, checked on google so many times but there are few
tutorials on the net and they didn't help me at all
Maybe someone here could
thanks
Le mercredi 14 mai 2014 16:49:53 UTC+2, Quentin Guiot a écrit :
hi
thanks for the reply
but when i do what you say, i got another error
Oops! IndexMissingException[[INDEX_NONE] missing]
Le mercredi 14 mai 2014 15:56:30 UTC+2, Binh Ly a écrit :
If you don't have logstash style time based indexes, you'll need to open
your dashboard config (gear icon top right), go to to Index tab, change
Timestamping: none, and Default Index: . Click Save, go
back to your dashboard and remove any time filters up on the top (if any).
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