Elastic EKS Monitoring Pack
Elastic examples for monitoring Amazon EKS with Filebeat, Metricbeat, AWS IAM policy configuration, Kubernetes manifests, and Kibana-oriented walkthroughs.
Observability is a quality indicator for a application, similar as convenience, high accessibility, and security. The objective of planning and building an observable framework is to ensure that it is run all the time. Administrators can recognize unfortunate practices (for example administration personal time, mistakes, slow reactions) and have significant data to nail down underlying driver in a successful way (for example point by point occasion logs, granular asset utilization data, and application follows). Normal difficulties keeping associations from accomplishing this apparently clear objectives incorporate not gathering sufficient data, gathering an excessive amount of data, however not making it significant, and dividing admittance to this data.
Elastic Observability helps find issues within your IT systems and application as early as possible. After finding that there are issues users can identify the root cause.
The following list of downloads extending the out of the box Kibana dashboards.
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Elastic Observability examples help observability teams analyze logs, metrics, traces, uptime, and operational signals with reusable Elastic dashboards and content.
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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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Use the related collections below to move between dashboards, security content, observability examples, pipelines, Elasticsearch resources, and AI-assisted Elastic workflows.
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Kubernetes Observability
Kubernetes monitoring, OpenTelemetry, SLO, EKS, and ECK resources for Elastic users.
Network Observability
Packetbeat, DNS analytics, network signals, and observability patterns for Elastic.
Telco industry
Telco-focused paths for network visibility, service reliability, Kubernetes, and security monitoring.
Kibana dashboards
Ready-to-use dashboard examples for visualizing Elasticsearch data.
Elastic Security content
Security dashboards, detections, and SIEM examples for Elastic teams.
Elastic Observability downloads
Elastic Machine Learning Recipes
Elastic examples for ML anomaly detection and analytics across IT operations, security analytics, business metrics, getting started datasets, and notebooks.
Elasticsearch Performance Troubleshooting Kit
Download the Elasticsearch Performance Troubleshooting Kit to efficiently diagnose and resolve slow query issues in your Elasticsearch environment.
Resource Optimization Dashboard
Elastic Resource Optimization Dashboard to seamlessly integrate APM insights with cloud cost data for actionable resource management and cost-saving strategies
Watcher job to integrate ChatGPT in Elasticsearch
Watcher job to integrate ChatGPT API from OpenAI in Elasticsearch. Helpful to find solutions for error messages very quick.
Log analysis and analytics dashboard
Dashboard to observe your logs
Terraform Elasticsearch environments
Terraform example scripts to deploy Elastic Cloud Clusters + all necessary components in AWS and GCP
Kubernetes architecture overview
Vega visualization to show the dependencies between the different Kubernetes components in a single visualization
CMDB dependency in Kibana Dashboard
Kibana vega example to show how to load visualize relationships between different infrastructure and network components in vega.
Google Cloud monitoring dashboard
Dashboard to monitor GCP resources using different metrics and logs.
More about Elastic Observability
Show on YouTube: What is Elastic Observability? or play it directly here.
Observability is the combination of Log analytics, Metrics analysis, Application performance analysis (APM) and availability monitoring called uptime.
Elastic APM is an application performance monitoring system built on the Elastic Stack. Elastic APM makes it easy to pinpoint and fix performance problems quickly. In this video, you will learn what traces are and how they can be used to better understand your applications.
All 4 categories of Observability can be done with the Elastic Stack. Kibana dashboards in this category showing how effective it is to correlate these 4 data sources into one singe view.