Integration of Node js Logs with ELK Stack A Comprehensive Guide

Discover the intricacies of integrating Node.js application logs with the ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) stack in this comprehensive guide. Learn step-by-step procedures for setting up and configuring the ELK stack to effortlessly collect, store, and visualize logs generated by your Node.js applications. Gain insights into the powerful synergy between Node.js and ELK, allowing you to monitor and analyze logs effectively, identify issues promptly, and optimize the performance of your applications. Master the art of log integration for enhanced visibility and streamlined log management in your Node.js projects.
TimeStamp:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:24 Setup Nodejs
00:02:28 Setup Logging
00:06:10 Setup Docker Elasticsearch kibana and filebeat
00:09:10 Testing
code here:
github.com/lemoncode21/nodejs...
#elk #nodejs

[@ahmadnorin]

i've try your code and run like a charm :D

[@ahmadnorin]

thanks for sharing, very appreciated..

[@ruthvikhpaladugu7355]

do i have to install kibana in my system for this code to work

[@burakkarakus5868]

yes, the docker-compose.yml and running docker compose up does exactly that. downloads those system into your current machine and runs them in containers, serving from different ports of localhost.

[@daniyarsariev6483]

ELK stands for elastic, logstash and kibana, but you are using filebeat) nice clickbait