Elastalert in kibana console
How to get link for elastalert in kibana console, I had installed elastalert in the machine with kibana and it is running fine. However not sure on how to get it displayed in the menu bar.
My Kibana Console
kibana elastalert
asked Nov 28 '18 at 9:30
spatlurispatluri
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How to get link for elastalert in kibana console, I had installed elastalert in the machine with kibana and it is running fine. However not sure on how to get it displayed in the menu bar.
My Kibana Console
kibana elastalert
asked Nov 28 '18 at 9:30
spatlurispatluri
11
are you using official ElastAlert or bitsensor fork of ElastAlert?
– Abhishek Jaisingh
Mar 12 at 17:49
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How to get link for elastalert in kibana console, I had installed elastalert in the machine with kibana and it is running fine. However not sure on how to get it displayed in the menu bar.
My Kibana Console
kibana elastalert
asked Nov 28 '18 at 9:30
spatlurispatluri
11
How to get link for elastalert in kibana console, I had installed elastalert in the machine with kibana and it is running fine. However not sure on how to get it displayed in the menu bar.
My Kibana Console
kibana elastalert
kibana elastalert
asked Nov 28 '18 at 9:30
spatlurispatluri
11
asked Nov 28 '18 at 9:30
spatlurispatluri
11
asked Nov 28 '18 at 9:30
spatlurispatluri
11
asked Nov 28 '18 at 9:30
spatlurispatluri
11
asked Nov 28 '18 at 9:30
spatlurispatluri
11
11
are you using official ElastAlert or bitsensor fork of ElastAlert?
– Abhishek Jaisingh
Mar 12 at 17:49
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are you using official ElastAlert or bitsensor fork of ElastAlert?
– Abhishek Jaisingh
Mar 12 at 17:49
are you using official ElastAlert or bitsensor fork of ElastAlert?
– Abhishek Jaisingh
Mar 12 at 17:49
are you using official ElastAlert or bitsensor fork of ElastAlert?
– Abhishek Jaisingh
Mar 12 at 17:49
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The official Elastalert doesn't have any Kibana plugin. However, the folks at Bitsensor have developed their own fork of Elastalert that runs a server (running on port 3030) that exposes REST API's for manipulating rules and alerts and for that they have developed a Kibana Plugin. So, to use the Kibana plugin you should use their fork.
Relevant Links:
Bitsensor Elastalert
Kibana Plugin for Bitsensor Elastalert
answered Mar 12 at 17:49
Abhishek JaisinghAbhishek Jaisingh
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The official Elastalert doesn't have any Kibana plugin. However, the folks at Bitsensor have developed their own fork of Elastalert that runs a server (running on port 3030) that exposes REST API's for manipulating rules and alerts and for that they have developed a Kibana Plugin. So, to use the Kibana plugin you should use their fork.
Relevant Links:
Bitsensor Elastalert
Kibana Plugin for Bitsensor Elastalert
answered Mar 12 at 17:49
Abhishek JaisinghAbhishek Jaisingh
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The official Elastalert doesn't have any Kibana plugin. However, the folks at Bitsensor have developed their own fork of Elastalert that runs a server (running on port 3030) that exposes REST API's for manipulating rules and alerts and for that they have developed a Kibana Plugin. So, to use the Kibana plugin you should use their fork.
Relevant Links:
Bitsensor Elastalert
Kibana Plugin for Bitsensor Elastalert
answered Mar 12 at 17:49
Abhishek JaisinghAbhishek Jaisingh
65110
add a comment |
The official Elastalert doesn't have any Kibana plugin. However, the folks at Bitsensor have developed their own fork of Elastalert that runs a server (running on port 3030) that exposes REST API's for manipulating rules and alerts and for that they have developed a Kibana Plugin. So, to use the Kibana plugin you should use their fork.
Relevant Links:
Bitsensor Elastalert
Kibana Plugin for Bitsensor Elastalert
answered Mar 12 at 17:49
Abhishek JaisinghAbhishek Jaisingh
65110
The official Elastalert doesn't have any Kibana plugin. However, the folks at Bitsensor have developed their own fork of Elastalert that runs a server (running on port 3030) that exposes REST API's for manipulating rules and alerts and for that they have developed a Kibana Plugin. So, to use the Kibana plugin you should use their fork.
Relevant Links:
Bitsensor Elastalert
Kibana Plugin for Bitsensor Elastalert
answered Mar 12 at 17:49
Abhishek JaisinghAbhishek Jaisingh
65110
answered Mar 12 at 17:49
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answered Mar 12 at 17:49
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are you using official ElastAlert or bitsensor fork of ElastAlert?
– Abhishek Jaisingh
Mar 12 at 17:49