ELMA appliance comes out of the box without any Linux graphical user interface. Therefore it is useful to have some basic knowledge of working with a Linux shell because some operation and administration tasks only can be done with shell commands.
ELMA user and admin interfaces should work in all modern web browsers as long as they support SVG:
Depending on integration into your corporate infrastructure you have to login with single sign on admin user credentials provided by your operation or administration team.
Point your browser at your local webserver, the one with ELMA already installed.
https://syslog.elma.org/elasticsearch.html
https://syslog.elma.org:9443/_plugin/head/
By default Head will immediately attempt to connect to a cluster node at http://syslog.elma.org:9443/. Enter a different node address in the connect box and click ‘Connect’ if required.
Head has a four major operations:
ATTENTION: You can destroy and corrupt data from this interface if you are not careful.
https://syslog.elma.org:9443/_plugin/paramedic/
Paramedic displays real-time statistics and information about your ElasticSearch nodes and indices, as well as shard allocation within the cluster.
Basic information about your cluster:
Stats displays key metrics from the Nodes Stats API, updated every second.
Nodes displays the most important information about the cluster nodes (used disk space and memory, number of nodes, machine load and ElasticSearch CPU consumption, etc.).
Indices displays basic information about the indices:
Primary shards are displayed in blue, allocated replicas in green, unassigned replicas in yellow, and unassigned (missing) primary shards in red.
To display shard allocation across the nodes, use the “Show Details” button.
All information is updated periodically, which allows you to see node and index statistics, shard initialization or relocation, etc. in real time.
https://syslog.elma.org:9443/_plugin/bigdesk/
With BigDesk you can connect to a particular ElasticSearch host:
https://syslog.elma.org
Kibana is an open source (Apache Licensed), browser based analytics and search dashboard for ElasticSearch.
https://syslog.elma.org/nagios/
https://syslog.elma.org:xxxx