domjen / springbootelasticstack

Elastic Stack(ELK) with Spring Boot

Under the Hood

• Spring Boot 2.2.4
• MySQL 5.7
• Elasticsearch 7.5.2
• Logstash 7.5.2
• Kibana 7.5.2
• Docker Engine: 19.03.5
• Docker Compose: 1.24.1

How works ?

• First of all, if you want change database schema, username or password, look at the .env file in project's root directory.
• docker-compose reads variables from .env file.
• If you want see current environment variables, please run this command;

docker-compose config

• Replace the application's log file path in both application.yml and docker-compose.yml

• Run the command below to up all docker containers.

docker-compose up --build

• Run the command below to down all docker containers.

docker-compose down

Verifications

• If you have run all the above steps correctly, the following urls will get back response to you.

for Logstash

http://localhost:9600

for Elasticsearch

http://localhost:9200

for Kibana

http://localhost:5601

Finally

• Logstash's config file is in the containers folder in the root directory of the project. Here, "spring_boot_log" is defined as the index. If you have not made any changes, you can see your logs from dashboard by defining this index on kibana url .