Monitoring Elasticsearch Logstash Kibana Using Zabbix

Monitoring Elasticsearch Logstash Kibana Using Zabbix, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 57 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 205 subscribers.

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Title: Monitoring Elasticsearch Logstash Kibana Using Zabbix

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Published Lectures: 53

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

How to monitor ELK using Zabbix

Zabbix monitoring using Zabbix agent, API and HTTP Agent

Who Should Attend

Student who want to monitor ELK using Zabbix

Student who want to learn how to use Zabbix

Target Audiences

Student who want to monitor ELK using Zabbix

Student who want to learn how to use Zabbix

If you’re new to Zabbix and ELK Administrators, or you want to improve your skill on Zabbix monitoring for ELK stacks, then this course is perfect for you. This course is for you who are looking to put their knowledge to work with Zabbix and ELK. You will see video after video, from beginners to experts with explanations that are easy to understand. This course will provide many examples that make it easy for you to follow and understand.

In this course, you will get an overview of Zabbix and ELK architecture, and guides you through installing ELK stacks and Zabbix server, front-end, and agent on the same system. We will set up a Zabbix database using MariaDB Galera as well. We use VMWare 6.7 environment, to build ELK and Zabbix cluster. You can reproduce it also in AWS, Azure, and Google cloud.
You will learn also how to monitor ELK using Zabbix via API and Zabbix Agent.

This course has 14 sections, 53 lectures, and 8 hours 11 minutes duration. In this course we will use this applications,

– Zabbix 4.4
– Mariab DB 5.5.64
– Mariadb Galera Cluster
– VMWare vCenter 6.7
– Grafana 7.0.0
– Elasticsearch 7.7.0
– Logstash 7.7.0
– Kibana 7.7.0

Please ping and message me if you need my help to follow this course.

Thanks,

Muhammad Yusuf Efendi
Zabbix Certified Professional

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: About ELK and Zabbix

Lecture 1: Understanding ELK and Zabbix

Lecture 2: Why Zabbix?

Lecture 3: Zabbix Architecture

Lecture 4: ELK Architecture

Chapter 2: ELK Stacks Installation

Lecture 1: Installing Elasticsearch in Linux OS

Lecture 2: Installing Logstash in Linux OS

Lecture 3: Installing Kibana in Linux OS

Chapter 3: Zabbix Stacks Installation

Lecture 1: Zabbix Cluster Installation Preparation

Lecture 2: Installing MySQL Galera Cluster

Lecture 3: Zabbix Server Installation

Chapter 4: Understanding Zabbix Agent

Lecture 1: More Detail About Multi-platform Zabbix Agent

Lecture 2: Zabbix Agents Installation on Linux

Lecture 3: Zabbix Agents Installation on Windows

Lecture 4: Passive and Active Monitoring

Lecture 5: Value Mapping

Chapter 5: Monitoring Elasticsearch Using Zabbix Agent

Lecture 1: Creating Host Groups, Host and Template in Zabbix

Lecture 2: Installing Zabbix Agent in Elasticsearch Node

Chapter 6: Monitoring Elasticsearch Using API

Lecture 1: Understanding Elasticsearch Cluster and API

Lecture 2: Monitoring Elasticsearch Node Stats using API

Lecture 3: Using Tool for JSONPath Parser

Lecture 4: Monitoring Elasticsearch Cluster Health Stats using API

Lecture 5: Monitoring Elasticsearch Index Stats using API

Lecture 6: Monitoring Elasticsearch Cluster Stats using API

Lecture 7: Monitoring Elasticsearch Pending Task using API

Lecture 8: Monitoring Elasticsearch Multiple Nodes Using Template

Chapter 7: Monitoring Elasticsearch Using TCP/Port and Web Scenario

Lecture 1: Monitoring Elasticsearch Using TCP and Port

Lecture 2: Monitoring Elasticsearch Using Web Scenario

Chapter 8: Monitoring Elasticsearch Dynamic Node Number Using API

Lecture 1: Understanding Low Level Discovery (LLD) and Elasticsearch Nodes Number

Lecture 2: Creating Discovery Rule for Elasticsearch Nodes

Lecture 3: Creating Discovery Rule Item Prototypes

Lecture 4: Creating Discovery Rule Trigger Prototype

Lecture 5: Creating Discovery Rule Graph Prototypes

Chapter 9: Monitoring Logstash

Lecture 1: Creating Host Groups, Host and Template for Logstash

Lecture 2: Monitoring Logstash Node Process Stats Using API

Lecture 3: Monitoring Logstash Node Event Stats Using API

Lecture 4: Monitoring Logstash Node OS Stats Using API

Lecture 5: Monitoring Logstash Node Reload Stats Using API

Lecture 6: Installing Zabbix Agent in Logstash Node

Chapter 10: Monitoring Kibana

Lecture 1: Creating Host Groups, Host and Template for Kibana

Lecture 2: Monitoring Kibana Using Web Scenario and Port

Lecture 3: Installing Zabbix Agent in Kibana Node

Chapter 11: Creating Trigger and Alert for ELK

Lecture 1: Creating Trigger and Alert for Elasticsearch

Lecture 2: Creating Trigger and Alert for Logstash

Lecture 3: Creating Trigger and Alert for Kibana

Chapter 12: Creating Zabbix Dashboard

Lecture 1: Creating ELK Dashboard

Chapter 13: Creating Grafana Dashboard for ELK

Lecture 1: Installing Grafana Ubuntu 16.04

Lecture 2: Installing Grafana in CentOS 7

Lecture 3: Installing Grafana Plugin

Lecture 4: Installing Grafana Plugin Using File Copy

Lecture 5: Creating Elasticsearch Dashboard Using Grafana

Lecture 6: Creating Logstash Dashboard Using Grafana

Lecture 7: Creating Kibana Dashboad Using Grafana

Chapter 14: Download All Scripts and Template

Lecture 1: Get Courses Script and Documentation

Instructors

Muhammad Efendi
Software Automation, Virtualization Technology

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