Plugin that connects to the ELK stack.
This can already be done using the TCP/UDP Log plugin.
@sinzone exactly this is what we're using.
UDP log ---> logStash --> Elastic search, then view it in Kibana .
@sonicaghi do you know tcp how to config elk ,can u get me a blogs
@samek get me a solution~~
@moyuanhui you can use the TCP Logging plugin to send data to Logstash, and from Logstash store it into Elasticsearch and visualize it into Kibana.
in my case, the logstash ssl_verify_mode set to force_peer, the client requires the cert to, how to make the TCP support ssl cert
Can't we push logs from Kong directly to ElasticSearch? It has a TCP server listening on 9300.
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@sinzone exactly this is what we're using.
UDP log ---> logStash --> Elastic search, then view it in Kibana .