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:bar_chart: Ansible playbook for setting up an ELK/EFK stack and clients.
https://hobo.house/2016/04/08/automate-elk-stack-and-clients-with-ansible/
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Ubuntu support #10

Open amoczygemba opened 8 years ago

amoczygemba commented 8 years ago

Could you please add an ansible script for ubuntu?

dbertha commented 8 years ago

I'm also interested in debian compatibility !

JSzaszvari commented 8 years ago

+1 For Debian

I'll take ubuntu as well.

sadsfae commented 8 years ago

Thanks for filing this. I'd like to extend Debian/Ubuntu functionality into ansible-elk but it's fairly low-priority given I'm working on a whole lot of other stuff. Ideally we'd just build in OS detection using Ansible facts. I don't know when I'll have time to work on it but I think it's a great idea and something I will plan for in the future.

knechtionscoding commented 7 years ago

@sadsfae I figured I would start on this now, as I need to support some debian based systems. I figured I would start by supporting beats installation on them and then extend the ELK installation to be able to be installed on Ubuntu/Debian. Seem like a good road map?

knechtionscoding commented 7 years ago

See PR #48 for more info on the Ubuntu/Debian support for beats installation. Will be looking into ELK installation support.

arunvsankar commented 6 years ago

It would be great if we have the Ubuntu support as this is found more stable in production systems and more supported on certain applications than Linux or CentOS

sadsfae commented 5 years ago

I think a reasonable approach here is to first start with ubuntu client support for

It would be great if we have the Ubuntu support as this is found more stable in production systems and more supported on certain applications than Linux or CentOS

While this definitely isn't true (and Ubuntu is Linux) I think a good first step is to provide Ubuntu client support (for clients / beats). Actual Ubuntu/Debian support for ELK/EFK may come later, depending on any LSB differences in configuration files.

I'll need to setup a few testing Debian/Ubuntu VMs to get this going as I don't use it in my day-to-day.