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I'd like to suggest another idea with you.
I would like to be able to query/search/visualize from multiple ElasticSearch clusters.
Why ?
I collect huge amount of data of different types :
WebAnalytics : users clics, visits, navigation, etc.
Servers Logs : Log from the web server
Application Logs
In order be able to size servers differently and keep good performances for indexing and searching I've splitted those data on 3 clusters.
But, regarding visualization, I'd like to correlate those informations : Less visits -> 500 web servers errors -> application activities/errors
I already seen this issue : #22
But what I request is not really the same. I don't want to query and merge data. Just want to have one chart about Visitors next to one chart about Server errors ...
Alek
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You can do this using an elasticsearch tribe node and pointing Kibana at it. Simply do not share index names across your clusters and you should be all set.
Hi again,
I'd like to suggest another idea with you.
I would like to be able to query/search/visualize from multiple ElasticSearch clusters.
Why ?
I collect huge amount of data of different types :
In order be able to size servers differently and keep good performances for indexing and searching I've splitted those data on 3 clusters.
But, regarding visualization, I'd like to correlate those informations : Less visits -> 500 web servers errors -> application activities/errors
I already seen this issue : #22
But what I request is not really the same. I don't want to query and merge data. Just want to have one chart about Visitors next to one chart about Server errors ...
Alek
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: