Introduction Analyse ARender performances in ELK stack. ARender returns statistics on its usage, like the loading time of a document and the opened document type. Information is stored in log files. It is possible to analyse these logs with the ELK stack. You need to use following applications from the ELK stack : Elastisearch and Kibana : Elasticsearch : stores and indexes data. It is a NoSQL base allowing to manage big data.

Introduction Analyse ARender performances in ELK stack. ARender returns statistics on its usage, like the loading time of a document and the opened document type. Information is stored in log files. It is possible to analyse these logs with the ELK stack. You need to use following applications from the ELK stack : Elastisearch and Kibana : Elasticsearch : stores and indexes data. It is a NoSQL base allowing to manage big data. Kibana : is a Web interface allowing to search and visualize graphical data. In Kibana data are shown in a graphical user friendly way. Graphics creation is simple and there are lots of customization possible. See below examples : Average document loading time : MIME Type distribution : Prerequisites To import visualizations and dashboards with .ndjson files Kibana version 7.2.0 and above ElasticSearch version 7.2.0 and above To import visualizations and dashboards with .json files Kibana version 5.x and above ElasticSearch version 5.x and above Elasticsearch Installation Follow official documentation to install ElasticSearch : https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/ Start ElasticSearch Follow official documentation to start ElasticSearch : https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/starting-elasticsearch.html Kibana Installation Follow official documentation to install Kibana : https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/install.html Start Kibana Follow official documentation to start Kibana : https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/start-stop.html Kibana configuration prerequisites Before configuring Kibana, you need to open at least one document in ARender in order to have indexes created in Elasticsearch. Kibana configuration Creation of index pattern Open Kibana in your browser. Local URL : http://localhost:5601/app/kibana Go to the Management section : Go to the Index Patterns : Add the 2 indexes : arender-performance arender-rendition-performance Import dashboard example Go to Saved Objects : For version allowing .ndjson file import (Since Kibana 7.2.0): First import visualization. Click on import and select the file : Arender-visualizations.ndjson Then import dashboard. Click on import and select the file : Arender-dashboard-example.ndjson For version only allowing .json file import : First import visualization. Click on import and select the file : Arender-visualizations.json Then import dashboard. Click on import and select the file : Arender-dashboard-example.json Open dashboard :

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