Unable to find elasticsearch, logstash, kibana metrics on stackmonitoring even after having all the .monitoring-* indices created and the Cluster_uuid is right

[Pooja (elasticuser)]

Unable to find elasticsearch, logstash, kibana metrics on stackmonitoring even after having all the .monitoring-* indices created and the Cluster_uuid is right.

[warkolm (Mark Walkom)]

What version are you on?
How did you configure the monitoring?

[dadoonet (David Pilato)]

@Pooja

metricbeat, filebeat: 7.9.1
Logstash, elasticsearch, kibana: 7.10.2

Please use the same version across the stack. Not sure if that's the problem though.

@Pooja

On the metricbeat we are sending data to redis output and not to elasticsearch directly. Metricbeat --> Redis --> Logstash --> Elasticsearch.

That's probably the problem. You need to share the metricbeat.yml configuration.

I'm moving your question to #elastic-stack:beats with the #metricbeat tag.

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