Comments on How to Install Graylog2 and Elasticsearch on Ubuntu 15.10
In this tutorial, I will guide you trough the Graylog2, Elasticsearch and MongoDB installation to build a scalable log server node with advanced log search capabilities. I will use Ubuntu 15.10 for this installation. Elasticsearch is a distributed search server based on Lucene that is available as OpenSource software. Graylog2 is a centralized log management and log analysis framework based on Elasticsearch and MongoDB.
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Should the command to install MongoDB read:
apt-get install mongodb-org
Currently it reads:
apt-get install mgongdb-org
Fixed the typo in the command, thanks.
It still shows wrong Till : mgongodb-org
Oh yeah... Never fix a tutorial before the first cup of coffee in the morning :)
Hello,
Thank you for this howto! You have error in your command for installing mongodb after : Install MongoDB with the following apt command:
Please fix it =)
Awesome Tutorial on installing and getting this up and running. Any articles and pointers on use cases?
Hi,
How can I configure graylog-web-interface to start automatically whit Ubuntu?
Thanks
Paulo Santos
Thanks! It worked as described.
How to fix
"No Graylog2 servers available. Cannot log in."
Please help me, i can't login to Graylog2.
Thankyou
pls tell me how to configure mail alert in graylog which is very important in the logmanagement tool
Hello,
Thanks, I managed to get Graylog to work as described.
However, for Graylog-web to run, I need to issue the command interactively on console.
How can I get Graylog-web to run as a service and autostart after server reboot?
Thanks
Hello,
Thanks, I managed to get Graylog to work as described.
However, for Graylog-web to run, I need to issue the command interactively on console.
How can I get Graylog-web to run as a service and autostart after server reboot?
Thanks
Excellent tutorial!
One update for the latest versions of Graylog 2 and Ubuntu 15.10:___
The article has the following instructions:
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Go to the graylog-web directory and edit the configuration file:
cd graylog-web/
vim graylog
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The following worked for my installation:
Go to the graylog-web directory and edit the configuration file:
cd graylog-web/conf/
vim graylog-web-interface.conf