Tag Archives: kibana

Creating an Internet Accessible Kibana With CloudFront

This is originally part 6 in a series on setting up a personal Elasticstack. It can also be applied to any similar setup. It does not even have to be a Kibana dashboard you are setting it up for! You can check out the other parts in the series below. Building Your Environment in AWSContinue reading “Creating an Internet Accessible Kibana With CloudFront”

Setting up Security and Password Authentication for Small Elasticsearch Clusters

Now that you have a cluster, you are going to want to add some security to it. This is part 5 of a series on creating a personal Elasticstack. You can check the others out here: Building Your Environment in AWS Setting up and Installing Elasticsearch Setting up Kibana Using a Proxy for Kibana withContinue reading “Setting up Security and Password Authentication for Small Elasticsearch Clusters”

Using a Proxy Server for Your Kibana Dashboard with HAProxy

This guide will work anywhere, but was originally written as part 4 of a series of guides on setting up an Elasticstack. Building Your Environment in AWS Setting up and Installing Elasticsearch Setting up Kibana Using a Proxy for Kibana with HAProxy Enabling Security and Using Password Authentication Making Kibana Internet Accessible with Cloudfront SecuringContinue reading “Using a Proxy Server for Your Kibana Dashboard with HAProxy”

Setting up a Small Kibana Dashboard for Elasticsearch

This is part 3 in a series of guides I have written about running a personal Elasticstack. You can check out the other parts in the series here: Building Your Environment in AWS Setting up and Installing Elasticsearch Setting up Kibana Using a Proxy for Kibana with HAProxy Enabling Security and Using Password Authentication MakingContinue reading “Setting up a Small Kibana Dashboard for Elasticsearch”