Closed iBelow closed 4 years ago
@iBelow this looks like a configuration problem, and not necessarily a bug per-se. Would you mind taking the discussion over to https://discuss.elastic.co/?
I'd also post your entire Kibana config as well since I don't see it here. Kibana isn't able to reach your ES instance, so something there isn't right...
@joelgriffith
I'm getting the same issue when using the kibana:7.6.2 docker image. Are there some solutions?
Elasticsearch works and I only run the command:
docker run \
-e ELASTICSEARCH_URL=http://192.168.234.93:9200 \
-e SERVER_HOST=0.0.0.0 \
--name kibana \
-d kibana:7.6.2
localnetwork No docker no clusters one host for kibana and ES
status:
terminal
how to fix it?
configs: # cluster.name: elastic # node.name: apollodebian network.host: local OR network.host: 0.0.0.0 OR network.host: 192.168.61.46 dont fix it