Hi Anders,
in my experience master only nodes aren't *that* useful in a small cluster
setup (as in your case: 3 ES nodes). I would recommend letting the third
node join the cluster and rebalance the shards and replicas across all 3 ES
nodes. If you're not already running Elasticsearch 1.4.x,
i got 2 graylog server and 2 ES and got some performance issues. i have one
more ES server to add now.. should i add it as node master and let the
oterh 2 ES just be storage nodes ?
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Hi Anders,
you can disable the time range calculation for all indices with the
*disable_index_range_calculation* (
https://github.com/Graylog2/graylog2-server/blob/0.92.4/misc/graylog2.conf#L340-344)
setting in your graylog2.conf.
As for the indices you could also use the time-based retention
thanks Jochen,
I will find other way.
Tam
Vào 16:18:20 UTC+7 Thứ Hai, ngày 02 tháng 2 năm 2015, Jochen Schalanda đã
viết:
Hi Tam,
you could probably build a Frankenstein setup using the GELF output
plugin of Graylog feeding into fluentd which in turn pipes the data into
HBase. But I
Hi.
Is there a possibility to create a widget which shows the results of a
search in a graph over time?
I want to show the number of log messages from a specific source containing
a specific word per minute or per hour. (very similar to the sources style
- message per minute)
Thank you for
Hi Rob,
that's pretty much exactly what the histogram widget does.
Simply create the query within the time-range you want (e. g. 1 day ago),
enter the query (source:YOUR_SOURCE message:WORD), run the query and
select the required resolution in the result histogram (e. g. Hour, below
the
Thank you.
Somehow I complete missed that icon on the histogram.
Maybe this should be added to the dashboard examples of the documentation
as this could be a very common use case.
Regards
Rob
On Monday, February 2, 2015 at 4:51:12 PM UTC+1, Rob Erix wrote:
Hi.
Is there a possibility to
Hi Tam,
you could probably build a Frankenstein setup using the GELF output
plugin of Graylog feeding into fluentd which in turn pipes the data into
HBase. But I don't have any turn-key solution for you.
Cheers,
Jochen
On Monday, 2 February 2015 08:40:06 UTC+1, tam vu wrote:
Hi Jochen,
