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Has anyone compared Kibana with Graylog 0.20 series recently? My use case is (currently) more in exceptions catching than performance monitoring. Judging from
by cstuder 13y ago
Has anyone compared Kibana with Graylog 0.20 series recently?
My use case is (currently) more in exceptions catching than performance monitoring. Judging from that screenshots alone, I would say that Graylog is a better fit for me.
- lennartkoopmann 13y agoKibana is a great product for very dynamic analysis and is definitely still better there than Graylog2. However, we hear from a lot of people that they prefer Graylog2 for monitoring and searching. Also Graylog2 has stuff like a user/role model, (authenticated) REST APIs and generally a more integrated approach. I suggest you give both a spin and decide. :) Both products are easy to setup.
- ysleepy 13y agoNo Kerberos auth via reverse Proxy. Nobody uses it in our team because its the only app where they need to enter a password. A shame since it should be very easy to implement similar to the REMOTE_USER env in other langs, maybe via X-Authenticated header or something for play.
- btgeekboy 13y agoThere's an issue on GitHub for this; I've wanted it as well. https://github.com/Graylog2/graylog2-web-interface/issues/560 https://github.com/Graylog2/graylog2-web-interface/issues/56...