This is the answer I needed, thank you. I used those images fully thinking
they were just base installs of all of the modules required (mongo,
elastisearch, nginx), I didn't know functionality was removed to reduce
complexity. Looks like I'll be setting up a custom installation then so I
can
Hi Joshua,
on the appliances MongoDB runs without a configuration file. Settings
are given by command line options. If you want to change something you
can add or delete options in the start script of MongoDB:
/opt/graylog/service/mongodb/run
Afterwards restart the service.
I think your confusion
Hey Jochen,
Looks like you may be at least partially correct, my apologies for the
confusion on this. That section does point to most of the configuration
files, I still need access to change configurations of MongoDB to close up
some pretty problematic security holes. That documentation is t
Hi Joshua,
On Saturday, 10 December 2016 19:27:40 UTC+1, Joshua Waclawski wrote:
>
> As I mentioned in my previous post, that documentation is incorrect when
> using the EC2-AMI's provided on the graylog website. Here's some examples...
>
I think you've been looking at the wrong section of the d
Hey Jochen,
As I mentioned in my previous post, that documentation is incorrect when
using the EC2-AMI's provided on the graylog website. Here's some examples...
1. Graylog is installed to /opt instead of /etc. I've tried checking
that directory for several files that are listed in the
Hi Joshua,
On Thursday, 8 December 2016 20:29:48 UTC+1, Joshua Waclawski wrote:
>
> I can definitely do that. While I'm doing that, would you be able to
> assist me otherwise by helping to locate the configuration files for each
> of the services?
>
See http://docs.graylog.org/en/2.1/pages/con
Hi Joshua,
I use Puppet, so not managing config files myself. To my knowledge though,
server.conf for Graylog and mongo[sd].conf is the only non ES config files.
> On 9/12/2016, at 08:29, Joshua Waclawski wrote:
>
> I can definitely do that. While I'm doing that, would you be able to assist
I can definitely do that. While I'm doing that, would you be able to
assist me otherwise by helping to locate the configuration files for each
of the services?
On Thursday, December 8, 2016 at 2:16:37 PM UTC-5, Werner van der Merwe
wrote:
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> Hi Joshua,
>
> I am going to have to make a few a
Hi Joshua,
I am going to have to make a few assumptions here. The fact that your ES
cluster is red will directly result in your journal filling up. Graylog will
journal all the messages until ES appears green before it sends the messages.
I'd focus my time on looking through the ES logs for in
Hello Werner,
Thanks for the reply and I apologize for the long delay, my project was
shelved briefly to handle some new work. With that out of the way I can
get back into this project...
Well to start out, my graylog server crashes almost weekly due to the
application running out of some sor
Ahh, if you want to go HA, you can use their tool to get estimates:
https://www.graylog.org/tools/sizing-estimator
On Friday, November 18, 2016 at 5:50:17 AM UTC+13, Joshua Waclawski wrote:
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> As the title states, I'm pretty new to Graylog and Elasticsearch. I've
> read the documentation thor
Hi Joshua,
Hardware requirements:
It is obviously very difficult to give you exact numbers. The requirements
for 300 syslog messages vs 300 multi-line logs where one extracts 50 key
value pairs per entry will have different requirements. That said, 300
messages is trivial and you can get away w
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