pataquets
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6 years ago Also, bitsensor's image referenced in the docs is a completely different beast than EA. It's a REST API on top of EA made with NodeJS. Kept us puzzled until we realized it.
Open jlk opened 6 years ago
pataquets
commented
6 years ago Also, bitsensor's image referenced in the docs is a completely different beast than EA. It's a REST API on top of EA made with NodeJS. Kept us puzzled until we realized it.
Jeeppler
commented
5 years ago Any news on this topic? The elastalert chart still references: jertel/elastalert-docker. It would be nice to have an official image provided by yelp.
gerbdla
commented
5 years ago Any progress on this?
duclm2609
commented
4 years ago Please make a docker image for this.
Dmitry1987
commented
4 years ago +1
bronsoms
commented
4 years ago +1
gerbdla
commented
4 years ago This is definitely needed. We are having issues with having dependency issues preventing the Dockerfile building the image. I would be great if we could pull down a full working image from docker hub.
benoitscherrer
commented
4 years ago +1
DasaHub
commented
4 years ago +1
naseemkullah
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4 years ago We've been using https://github.com/jertel/elastalert-docker for quite a while, but it would be great if yelp would host their own at some point.
nsano-rururu
commented
3 years ago I will share the information because the one with my own bug fix was released.
daichi703n/elastalert-helm
ElastAlert 0.2.1 + Bugfix ElastAlert Server + Bugfix https://github.com/daichi703n/elastalert-helm
daichi703n/praeco-helm
Praeco 1.0.1 + Bugfix + Extension https://github.com/daichi703n/praeco-helm
Folks - any chance of getting a yelp/elastalert image on Docker Hub? I see you have other images on DH, but for some reason no elastalert. Can't find any reasoning in closed GH issues, so thought I'd ask.
Reason why I'm asking - There's a kubernetes helm chart, but currently it points at a unmaintained version of elastalert. I guess there's a requirement on helm charts that there must be a "stable" tagged image for the chart to be in the "stable" directory.
Would be very handy if there was a docker image in sync version-wise with what you guys are doing. Guess I could roll my own, but worried others will start using it and it'll fall out-of-sync...