Adding Grafana to my VM with Minikube and Elasticsearch
For a demo, I needed an environment with Grafana. Lucky for me, I had the configuration for such an environment using Vagrant and Oracle VirtualBox. In the past, I …
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Trouble shooting while upgrading a VM with Minikube, Elasticsearch and Kibana (using the –vm-driver=none option) –on my Windows laptop using Vagrant and Oracle VirtualBox
For a demo, I needed an environment including Elasticsearch and Kibana (Elastic Stack). Lucky for me, I had the configuration for such an environment using Vagrant and Oracle VirtualBox. …
Rapidly spinning up a VM with Ubuntu and k3s (with the Kubernetes Dashboard) on my Windows laptop using Vagrant and Oracle VirtualBox
In November of last year, my colleague Lucas Jellema, wrote an article with the title “Ultra fast, ultra small Kubernetes on Linux – K3S beating minikube”. For training and …
Using Elastic Stack, Filebeat and Logstash (for log aggregation)
In a previous article I described how I used ElasticSearch, Filebeat and Kibana, for log aggregation (getting log information available at a centralized location). In this article I will …
Using Elastic Stack, Filebeat (for log aggregation)
In my last article I described how I used ElasticSearch, Fluentd and Kibana (EFK). Besides log aggregation (getting log information available at a centralized location), I also described how …
Using ElasticSearch, Fluentd and Kibana (for log aggregation)
In my last article I described how I installed ElasticSearch, Fluentd and Kibana (EFK). In this article I will dive into using ElasticSearch, Fluentd and Kibana. Besides log aggregation …
Using Vagrant and shell scripts to further automate setting up my demo environment from scratch, including ElasticSearch, Fluentd and Kibana (EFK) within Minikube
For training and demo purposes, on my windows laptop, I needed an environment with a guest Operating System, Docker and Minikube available within an Oracle VirtualBox appliance. So, in …
Filesystem events to Elasticsearch / Kibana through Kafka Connect / Kafka
Filesystem events are useful to monitor. They can indicate a security breach. They can also help understanding how a complex system works by looking at the files it reads …
Running Elastic Stack (ES and Kibana) on Oracle Container Cloud
It should be simple and in the end it was relatively simple – but still I was struggling a little bit with getting two key components of the Elastic …
Simple CQRS – Tweets to Apache Kafka to Elastic Search Index using a little Node code
Put simply – CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) is an architecture pattern that recognizes the fact that it may be wise to separate the database that processes data manipulations …
Beats and Fusion Middleware
This is the 6th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover how Beats fits into the mix with Logstash, Kibana and Elasticsearch. The …
Logstash and Fusion Middleware
This is the 5th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover how Logstash can pick up Fusion Middleware log files and put the …
Kibana for ACM dashboards
This is the 4th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover the Kibana product. The series cover: 1. Elasticsearch and Oracle Middleware – …
Elasticsearch and Oracle Middleware – is there an opportunity?
Introduction In a couple of blog articles I will described how to get started with Elasticsearch and Oracle Fusion Middleware. Elasticsearch is described on the elastic.co website as ‘Elasticsearch …
Application Container Cloud and Multi Tenant Services – Oracle embracing 3rd party technologies and open source projects
The Oracle PaaS cloud is turning into the next generation application server platform. More specifically: Oracle has announced the roadmap for the Application Container Cloud Service (not to be …