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We're running the Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana (ELK) stack with the recommended approach i.e.:

  logstash client
                   \
  logstash client --> redis -> logstash "server" process -> elasticsearch <- kibana 
                   /
  logstash client  
We have a high logging load (we log every request) due largely to IRS requirements. I've been really happy with it over the past 6 months but something that cannot be overstated is that you'll really need to become familiar with each one of the technologies used as each requires it's own setup and configuration. Not being familiar with any of them, it took me a solid 3 days to get to where the whole thing was usable and performant. Troubleshooting it is a breeze, and the whole system scales really easily, but a lot of that time was invested up front.


Just curious about the redis-in-the-middle. Any references so I can dig deeper?




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