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How to setup system metrics using Metricbeat and Kibana Dashboards

#aws #observability #elkstack #metricbeat In this video we will be more focused on metrics collection for linux systems and we will be using metricbeat Step 1 - Install Metricbeat curl -L -O https://artifacts.elastic.co/download... sudo dpkg -i metricbeat-oss-7.17.6-amd64.deb Step 2 - Copy configuration file The configuration file below is pre-configured to send data to your Logit.io Stack via Logstash.Copy the configuration file below and overwrite the contents of metricbeat.yml. ###################### Metricbeat Configuration Example ######################## --------------------------- Elasticsearch Output --------------------------- output.elasticsearch: Array of hosts to connect to. hosts: "10.0.33.251:9200" # change the IP according to your IP setup.kibana: host: "localhost:5601" # change the IP according to your IP Step 3 - Enable module There are several built in metricbeat modules you can use. To enable the system module, run the following: metricbeat modules list metricbeat modules enable system Step 4 - Configure module Each module has its own configuration file where different metricsets can be enabled / disabled. Locate the configuration file for the system module. /etc/metricbeat/modules.d/system.yml By default the following metrics are enabled. To enable or disable a metric simply comment or uncomment the line out. module: system period: 10s metricsets: cpu load memory network process process_summary socket_summary core diskio socket Step 5 - Start Metricbeat sudo systemctl enable metricbeat sudo systemctl start metricbeat Optional : Load default kibana dashboard on Kibana metricbeat setup -e -E output.logstash.enabled=false -E output.elasticsearch.hosts='[10.0.3.160:9200'] -E setup.kibana.host=[10.0.4.170:5601]