Save the content into Kubernetes' ConfigMaps using kubectl create cm filebeat-config -from-file=filebeat.yml for later use.Ĭreate a Kubernetes manifest file, filebeat-roles.yaml:ĪpiVersion : v1 kind : Service metadata : name : elasticsearch labels : app : elasticsearch spec : ports : - port : 9200 name : elastic targetPort : 9200 protocol : TCP - port : 9300 name : elastic-cluster targetPort : 9300 protocol : TCP selector : app : elasticsearch clusterIP : None - apiVersion : apps/v1 kind : StatefulSet metadata : name : elasticsearch labels : app : elasticsearch spec : serviceName : elasticsearch replicas : 1 selector : matchLabels : app : elasticsearch template : metadata : labels : app : elasticsearch spec : containers : - name : elasticsearch imagePullPolicy : Always image : /elasticsearch/elasticsearch:6.6.1 ports : - containerPort : 9200 name : elastic - containerPort : 9300 name : elastic-cluster env : - name : cluster.name value : "gluu-cluster" - name : mory_lock value : "false" - name : ES_JAVA_OPTS value : "-Xms512m -Xmx512m" - name : TAKE_FILE_OWNERSHIP value : "true" volumeMounts : - name : elasticsearch-data mountPath : /usr/share/elasticsearch/data volumes : - name : elasticsearch-data hostPath : path : /data/elasticsearch/data type : DirectoryOrCreate Logging Containers in Docker/Docker Swarm #Ĭreate filebeat.yml for custom Filebeat configuration:įnfig : modules : path : $" encoding : utf-8 enabled : true document_type : docker exclude_files : processors : # decode the log field (sub JSON document) if JSONencoded, then maps it's fields to elasticsearch fields - decode_json_fields : fields : target : "" # overwrite existing target elasticsearch fields while decoding json fields overwrite_keys : true - add_kubernetes_metadata : ~ - add_cloud_metadata : ~ # Write Filebeat own logs only to file to avoid catching them with itself in docker log files logging.to_files : true logging.to_syslog : false logging.level : warning
Refer to the official installation page of Elasticsearch here. The Elasticsearch container requires the host's specific vm.max_map_count kernel setting to be at least 262144.Use docker info | grep 'Logging Driver' to check current logging driver. By default, the Docker installation uses json-file driver, unless set to another driver.
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Choose the json-file logging driver for the Docker daemon, as Filebeat works best with this driver.
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This guide will show an example of how to collect selected container's logs (oxAuth, oxTrust, OpenDJ, oxShibboleth, oxPassport, and optionally NGINX), using Filebeat, Elasticsearch, and Kibana. There are tools available to assist in this task, both open source and paid. Navigate to Amazon SQS -> Queues, and click Create queue.In a Docker environment where each container can have one or more replicas, it is easier to check the log by collecting all containers' logs, storing them in a single place and possibly searching the logs later.
NOTE: This module requires that the user have a valid AWS service account, and credentials/permissions to access to the SQS queue we will be configuring. The official Elastic documentation for the Google Workspace module can be found here: Please follow the steps below to get started. In this brief walkthrough, we’ll use the aws module for Filebeat to ingest cloudtrail logs from Amazon Web Services into Security Onion.Ĭredit goes to Kaiyan Sheng and Elastic for having an excellent starting point on which to base this walkthrough.