- Release Notes Cloud Insights
- Getting Started
- Access and Permissions
- Notifications
- Interacting with Insights
- Action Center Integration
- Automation Hub Integration
- Autopilot integration
- Document Understanding Integration
- License monitoring integrations
- Real-time Monitoring
- Real Time Data Export
- Troubleshooting
Insights
Sending data to Elasticsearch
In this topic you can learn how to leverage the Insights real-time data export feature to send data to ElasticSearch and use it to populate real-time monitoring data into Kibana dashboard.
Before you can start viewing real-time monitoring data in Kibana, the following hosts must be set up:
You can choose to host ElasticSearch yourself or to use the cloud option.
For more information, check the official Elastic website.
Overview
FileBeat is a tool used to gather data from a source (EventHub in this case) and send it into ElasticSearch.
Installation
You need to host your own FileBeat server.
To install FileBeat, first provision your hosts and follow the instructions from the official Elastic website for your operating system.
Configuration
To configure FileBeat, use the following instructions:
- Open the
filebeat.yml
file. -
Set up a connection to ElasticSearch:
cloud.id: "cloud:YOUR_CLOUD_ID" cloud.auth: "USERNAME:YOUR_PASSWORD"
cloud.id: "cloud:YOUR_CLOUD_ID" cloud.auth: "USERNAME:YOUR_PASSWORD"You can get your cloud ID from the Deployments tab in ElasticSearch.
- Go to the
filebeat.inputs
section in thefilebeat.yml
file. -
Add your EventHub connection settings in the
filebeat.inputs
section.<ul> <li>type: azure-eventhub enabled: true eventhub: <YOUR EVENTHUB> consumer_group: "filebeat" connection_string: <YOUR CONNECTION STRING> storage_account_key: <YOUR STORAGE ACCOUNT KEY> storage_account_container: "" resource_manager_endpoint: """</li> </ul>
<ul> <li>type: azure-eventhub enabled: true eventhub: <YOUR EVENTHUB> consumer_group: "filebeat" connection_string: <YOUR CONNECTION STRING> storage_account_key: <YOUR STORAGE ACCOUNT KEY> storage_account_container: "" resource_manager_endpoint: """</li> </ul> - Go to the
processors
section in thefilebeat.yml
file. -
Add the following lines in the
processors
section:<ul> <li>decode_json_fields: fields: ["message"] process_array: false max_depth: 2 target: "" overwrite_keys: false add_error_key: true</li> </ul>
<ul> <li>decode_json_fields: fields: ["message"] process_array: false max_depth: 2 target: "" overwrite_keys: false add_error_key: true</li> </ul>
Starting up the FileBeat service
After you successfully installed and configured FileBeat, follow the procedure from the official Elastic website to start the service.