OK, let's create a dashboard for ElasticSearch now using both the fall beat in the metric, beat data
sources at the same time so that it is one two six two six get that from there, and that's a sample
of what we'll see.
So that you know where this comes from, we'll go to the graph on a dashboards pages.
Select ElasticSearch and select collectors as beats.
There's a lot to choose from if I moved down.
I'll see our stats Linux and that's the one I'm installing one two six two six.
So there's a lot of dashboards that you can choose from that you can experiment with anyway.
Go into Carvana dashboards, manage import, paste that load.
Very good.
Let's select our metric based data source.
This metric beat and the fall beat datasource press import somewhere set that down to five minutes.
Okay, so server overview, CPU stats, memory stats, process stats and all the processes running on
the server.
Use stats for system stats, disk stats, there's no data yet will come on to that network stats and
logs, so logs for the last five minutes.
Let's look at disk stats.
OK, so if we open that, if we press a and have a look at that, we can see that's the query.
It's looking for something called disgaggio.
Again, back to the Griffon on dashboards page here if we scroll down a little.
It says we need to configure our system module to have these metrics.
It's so metrics set top name disk to go to your server where you installed metric beat.
For me, that was my MySchool server.
So if I go into the folders where it's installed, see the ATC metric beat Ellis LH need to go into
the Modules D folder.
So C D modules d, l LH and their system y AML.
I need to edit that file.
So sudo nano system y eml here, says module system.
And these are the metric sets that are enabled those ones there.
I also need to enable this goyo service and users, and I'm just going by what's written on this page
here.
It's not asking for socket summary, but I'm just going to leave there anyway.
OK, so scroll down.
Control X to save.
Yes, OK, let's restart the metric beat.
Sudo service metric beat.
Restart.
OK, let's check the status.
OK, it's looking OK.
Very good control.
See now if I go back into Carafano and at least check that in the Explore tab.
So going back out into Explore, I'll the dashboard.
I look at that for the last five minutes and then type metrics set this guy.
I run query pay, so I'm starting to get this guy 0.03 now.
I wasn't before, so I've looked at that for the last 30 minutes, so it wasn't so.
So now I am.
So let's go back into the dashboard time.
Our stats, Linux, disk stats.
And I don't see anything yet that's changed that to last five minutes.
Just refresh that for every 10 seconds, and at some point we'll start seeing the data.
OK, and now we're starting to get some information through.
It takes a few minutes to catch up, but after a day or two, that should be more interesting to look
at.
Excellent.
OK, so that's quite an impressive dashboard ElasticSearch dashboard, so I should look at that anyway.
Excellent.