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We have a entirely Windows-based environment with no options to setup dedicated Linux VMs for Elastic Stack. Elasticsearch comes with a well functioning service wrapper.
Unfortunately, Logstash and Kibana don't...
To be able to install Logstash and Kibana as a service on Windows one has to use some other service wrapper - like for example the Non-Sucking-Service-Manager (https://nssm.cc/), which in contrary of its name, really sucks! Reason: terminating the service won't always also terminate all Logstash/Kibana related processes. Meaning if you restart a service, instead of killing all processes from the old one and instantiating new ones, you have duplicated processes running.
This is not how I imagine running Logstash and Kibana for a big project setup...
Both should come with as-easy-installable services as Elasticsearch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We have a entirely Windows-based environment with no options to setup dedicated Linux VMs for Elastic Stack. Elasticsearch comes with a well functioning service wrapper.
Unfortunately, Logstash and Kibana don't...
To be able to install Logstash and Kibana as a service on Windows one has to use some other service wrapper - like for example the Non-Sucking-Service-Manager (https://nssm.cc/), which in contrary of its name, really sucks! Reason: terminating the service won't always also terminate all Logstash/Kibana related processes. Meaning if you restart a service, instead of killing all processes from the old one and instantiating new ones, you have duplicated processes running.
This is not how I imagine running Logstash and Kibana for a big project setup...
Both should come with as-easy-installable services as Elasticsearch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: