Cloud Foundry Logging Using Elastic Stack: from Quantity to Quality
November 14, 2017 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Overview:
This is the second part in a series of Cloud Foundry monitoring and logging webinars by Altoros. Logging everything generates a lot of data. This video covers the fundamentals, tips, and tricks of using a centralized, highly available logging solution to retrieve valuable data from logs across different use cases.
We’ll start with an overview of what you need to know about some of the most widely used log search and analytics tools: Elasticsearch, Logstash, and their Cloud Foundry-specific extension. Then we will push a sample app to the Cloud Foundry platform and discover how to view its basic logs. Finally, we’ll extract (parse) custom logs using Logstash grok filter.
What you will learn:
This webinar will be of interest to developers and operators who want to learn how to use the Elastic Stack (and Logsearch, its extension for working with Cloud Foundry logs) to efficiently manage and analyze logs.
About the presenter:
Alexey Zaharov is a Cloud Foundry/DevOps Engineer at Altoros. His main focus areas are cloud automation, virtualization, and training DevOps engineers in all things cloud. As a part of Altoros’s Cloud Foundry team, Alexey has built multiple CF environments. He is also a contributor to and big fan of Logsearch, a solution that can aggregate all CF logs together.
This is the second part in a series of Cloud Foundry monitoring and logging webinars by Altoros. Logging everything generates a lot of data. This video covers the fundamentals, tips, and tricks of using a centralized, highly available logging solution to retrieve valuable data from logs across different use cases.
We’ll start with an overview of what you need to know about some of the most widely used log search and analytics tools: Elasticsearch, Logstash, and their Cloud Foundry-specific extension. Then we will push a sample app to the Cloud Foundry platform and discover how to view its basic logs. Finally, we’ll extract (parse) custom logs using Logstash grok filter.
What you will learn:
- the architecture of an Elasticsearch cluster: nodes, shards, indices, and how HA works
- how to parse logs with Logstash (including grok filters and their use)
- the Logsearch project: an overview, what's new, and getting started
- how to work with logs: pushing a sample app, viewing app logs, creating a log filter, and parsing
- different types of logs
This webinar will be of interest to developers and operators who want to learn how to use the Elastic Stack (and Logsearch, its extension for working with Cloud Foundry logs) to efficiently manage and analyze logs.
About the presenter:
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