Installing Logstash
In this post we will continue with the deployment of the solution, today we will see how to properly install Logstash; will be the tool to collect LOGs and process them before storing them in Elasticsearch.
Category: Monitoring
Installing Elasticsearch
Today we start with the first of all, a document where we will see the steps necessary to fully deploy Elasticsearch, which will be our data warehouse to store the logs or metrics of the equipment, and then attack with Kibana or Grafana to visualize it!
Monitoring with Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, Grafana, Beats…
Well, We are going to make a series of documents where I am going to show you the necessary steps to have a fully skilled and functional real-time monitoring solution. We will base ourselves on the multiple options that the mythical Elastic Stack will give us, made up of Elasticsearch-type tools, Logshtash, Kibana and of course Beats packs. There will be a few posts, I hope you enjoy them, Let's freak out 😉
Checking the Health of Citrix VDA Machines with Centreon
All of us who work with Citrix environments know about the criticality of VDA machines, A very simple way to know your health, will be monitored with Centreon. We will be able to know the status of the VDA agent of the machines, On the one hand, you get VDA machines that have registration problems with the Delivery Controller, and also interesting if we have one in maintenance mode.
Setting up a multitenant environment at Centreon
In this post we will see the configuration necessary to be able to configure a multitenant or multi-client environment, where the idea is that each Company or Client that we have monitored can access its resources. From a single frontend we will only give visibility to what interests us, in this case that each Company can see its equipment and certain basic monitoring tasks.
Monitoring if we have a USB device connected
How great it is to have the entire organization monitored, ¿truth? I leave you another quite interesting post if you want to know if you have a USB device connected to a computer, we will monitor it from Centreon and we can rest assured, that if the USB is disconnected, Monitoring will alert us! Ideal for all these USB license backpacks, For example!
Report on the consumption of each user in Nextcloud
If we still want to exploit our Nextcloud installation more and we want to know how much each user is consuming… This is your post! It's going to look great because we're going to see it directly from our Grafana!
Monitoring Nextcloud from Centreon
And how could we not miss a post on how to monitor Nextcloud with Centreon, with all the rattle I'm giving you of these two great products! In this post we will see how to monitor a Nextcloud environment but with very, very interesting metrics! Not just the Linux machine, but also Nextcloud services! Attack@!
Monitoring vCenter Server Appliance or vCSA with Centreon
If we have a vCenter Server Appliance or more commonly known as vCSA server in our organization and we want to know the status of its health and the service it offers… What are we waiting for? In this post you will see all the necessary steps to have the vCSA server fully monitored!
Monitoring a Fortigate Firewall from Centreon
In this post we will see how to monitor our Fortigate firewalls from a Centreon or Nagios or whatever we have 🙂. We will do it through SNMP queries and we will be able to know the status of its chassis at all times, the status of the cluster if we have one, the use and consumption of network interfaces, if we have VPNs the same, know if they fall, The sessions, etc, etc… if you have a Fortigate, This is your post!
