- docker (Docker CE is all you need)
- docker-compose
- prepare your system to be able to run elasticsearch by configuring your virtual memory on your host system => https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/vm-max-map-count.html
- Introduction to Kibana
- Basic visualisations
- Advanced visualisations
- Geo visualisations including shapes
- Building and using a Dashboard
In this directory you find the following chapters:
- 01_work_entries
- 02_geopoint
- 03_geoshape
Navigate with you terminal in a chapter of your choice and type docker-compose up -d. After a few seconds you should be able to access Kibana at: http://localhost:5601
Once you have finished, you can shutdown the stack by typing docker-compose down. If you don't want to keep the data for later use type docker-compose down -v instead.
There are several things that can go wrong. Most of the time elasticsearch has a problem. First check if elasticsearch is still running with docker-compose ps.
Next it is also always a good idea to check the logs: docker-compose logs -f elasticsearch.
Can't solve it yourself? Feel free to open an issue here on github.