FSCrawler Filesystem Crawler for Elasticsearch
A widely used filesystem crawler for indexing PDFs, Office files, and remote filesystem content into Elasticsearch, with Docker support in 3.0.
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Elastic Solutions are a great addition to the common usage of Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash and Beats. They combine the power of all tools and provide best practice implementation for their specific key area.
However using Elastic Solutions in Kibana also feels limited from time to time as you need to stick to the UI of the specific solution. If you want to get more out of the data you need to create your own dashboard based on Elastic Common Schema (ECS) to reuse the data that is also used in the Elastic Solutions.
Here you find community driven dashboards and other conent that enhancing the OOTB experience of any Elastic solution.
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Solutions downloads collect reusable Elastic Stack examples that can help you build dashboards, rules, pipelines, visualizations, and operational workflows faster.
Download the content, import it into your Elastic environment, review the saved objects or rules, and adapt the fields, filters, and visualizations to your own data.
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A widely used filesystem crawler for indexing PDFs, Office files, and remote filesystem content into Elasticsearch, with Docker support in 3.0.
A community Python monitoring daemon for IBM AIX with Metricbeat/Filebeat-style outputs and Kibana dashboard bundle for AIX infrastructure.
Official Elastic prebuilt detection rules in TOML format with rich rule metadata for teams that want version-controlled detection content.
Official Elastic building-block detection rules in TOML format for composing richer detections and investigation workflows.
Filebeat, ingest pipeline, Elasticsearch template, sample logs, and Kibana dashboard assets for monitoring Kafka with Elastic Stack.
Security Analytics examples for DNS tunnel detection and SIEM-at-Home, including Packetbeat, Beats configs, Watcher logic, and setup notes.
A GKE and Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes observability example with Filebeat, Metricbeat, Heartbeat, guestbook manifests, and ECK deployment guidance.
Elastic examples for monitoring Amazon EKS with Filebeat, Metricbeat, AWS IAM policy configuration, Kubernetes manifests, and Kibana-oriented walkthroughs.
Elastic Graph examples for Apache log security exploration and movie recommendations, including ingest pipelines, templates, data loaders, and walkthroughs.
Elastic examples for ML anomaly detection and analytics across IT operations, security analytics, business metrics, getting started datasets, and notebooks.
Search is the foundation of all kinds of experiences—from finding documents to monitoring infrastructure to preventing security threats. Elastic is a search company that supports three solutions built on a powerful stack: Elastic Stack. Deploy them anywhere (from cloud to bare metal) to instantly find actionable insights from any type of data.
Elastic Security equips security teams to stop threats quickly and at cloud scale, with the best-in-class platform for prevention, detection, and response.
Its the first free and open XDR solution and its one of the leading SIEM technologies that you can find. One of the great things about Elastic Security is the combination of free Elastic Endpoint Security and the free Elastic SIEM in one single solution. That makes it really handy to start with your Security project and improve it over time to perfectly fit into your needs.
Bring your logs, metrics, and APM traces together at scale in a single stack so you can monitor and react to events happening anywhere in your environment. And it’s free and open.
With Elastic Observability you get everything you need to monitor your full IT Landscape. It starts with the Infrastructure monitoring, including network monitoring but also fulfils the needs for complete Application level monitoring using the APM technology. Going with Elastic Observability provides the ability to extend your current monitoring landscape with every single bit that is missing. And at the same time you also have the ability to replace more expensive tools with this free solution.