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No you didn't. You brought an ELK cluster up. Now the fun begins. Unless you have a small load, six months from now you'll say "I've spent the last 6 months se
by outworlder 8y ago
No you didn't. You brought an ELK cluster up. Now the fun begins.
Unless you have a small load, six months from now you'll say "I've spent the last 6 months setting up and tuning an ELK cluster. It looks like it might be ready for production workloads now, but let's make it a beta for the time being – I don't want to see a crash like we had last time..."
- windowsworkstoo 8y agoYeh, the trick with ELK is to spin it up on fewer, but beefier physical servers. We've had great success with this, compared to our first attempts, after failing by following internet memes about running ELK across lots of small virtuals....