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69 lines
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ansible-playbook-kibana
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This repo is a set of playbooks which will deploy Logstash + ElasticSearch + Kibana all on a single server.
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### Setup
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To get started you will need to setup `./vars/global_vars.yml`. To do this I recommend just copying `./vars/global_vars.yml.sample` and filling in the variables to whatever you want.
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```shell
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cp ./vars/global_vars.yml.sample ./vars/global_vars.yml
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vi ./vars/global_vars.yml
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```
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You'll also need to setup ansible's inventory to define the `central-logging` host.
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```shell
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sudo vi /etc/ansible/hosts
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```
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and add
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```ini
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[central-logging]
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foo.com
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```
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Unless your user account name is ubuntu with sudo access, you'll need to edit each playbook to change the username.
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```shell
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vi ./playbooks/*
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```
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Finally, nginx/kibana will be configured with a password to prevent random people from browsing your stuff. That's in the files/kibana/kibana.htpasswd.j2 file. You might want to change the default username/password there (kibana/kibana):
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```shell
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vi ./files/kibana/kibana.htpasswd.j2
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```
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(Google for htpasswd generators if you're unfamiliar with how to make an htpasswd file.)
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### Running Ansible
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There are a few ways to use this set of playbooks -- you can either run the deployment of each service individually, or you can run them all in one go.
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##### All Services
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```shell
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ansible-playbook playbooks/all.yml
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```
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##### Just ElasticSearch
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```shell
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ansible-playbook playbooks/elasticsearch.yml
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```
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##### Just LogStash
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```shell
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ansible-playbook playbooks/logstash.yml
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```
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##### Just Kibana3
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```shell
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ansible-playbook playbooks/kibana.yml
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```
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