TigerGraph with ElasticSearch / Kibana / Filebeat Integration in Docker Compose

Overview

Sample way to configure ElasticSerch / Kibana logs using docker-compose.

Based on this blog

Refer to the docker-compose.yml file for more details

Setup (once off)

1. Clone this repo

2. Do a docker-compose up (including the build parameter)

docker-compose up -d --build

3. Wait for the kibana UI to be ready at http://localhost:5601/

4. Execute the following command

docker exec -ti -u root tg-container filebeat setup -e

Startup

Once the solution has been setup, all you need to do is a docker-compose up whenever you want to use the solution

docker-compose up -d

Usage

TigerGraph

TigerGraph is available on the following location

http://localhost:14240/

Kibana

If everything has been setup correctly, then you should be able to see the tigergraph logs in the discover section of kibana.

http://localhost:5601/app/discover

The "filebeat" index should already be configured. So if you add the "message" field to the "Selected Fields" and execute the following search

message:*graph*

you should see some more interesting results

Once you have the data available, you can start to construct some dashboards.

Solution Details

Contains a custom Dockerfile that includes (and configures) the filebeat service in the image.

The sample filebeat.yml was customized form the command

gadmin log build filebeat --host=es-container

The solution contains the following three containers

• tg-container (TigerGraph container)
• es-container (ElasticSearch container)
• kb-container (Kibana container)

Refer to the docker-compose.yml file for more details