browsertrix/chart/admin/logging/README.md
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# Btrix Logging Service
## Prerequisites
1. [optional] add a new node for a dedicated logging stacks (Elasticsearch, Fluentd, Kibana)
1. [optional] set a label for a node with `NodeType=admin` (when `dedicatedNode` is `true`)
```
kubectl label nodes new-admin-node nodeType=admin
```
1. edit `chart/values.yaml` to enable `logging` service when install with browsestrix-cloud
```
addons:
admin:
logging: true
```
This will enable the helm dependencies defined in `chart/Chart.yaml`.
And, edit `chart/examples/local-logging.yaml` for a local test.
Optionally, when install the logging service only, edit `chart/admin/logging/values.yaml`.
For a local test, it should use a hostname (not `localhost` but a hostname registered in `/etc/hosts`)
## Installation
* run a setup script (will create a namespace and install elastic's CRDS)
```
$ ./chart/admin/logging/scripts/eck_install.sh
```
* install logging services using helm chart
```
helm upgrade --install -f ./chart/values.yaml -f ./chart/examples/local-logging.yaml btrix ./chart
```
## Installation (logging service only)
* run a setup script (will create a namespace and install elastic's CRDS)
```
$ ./chart/admin/logging/scripts/eck_install.sh
```
* install logging services using helm chart
```
helm upgrade --install -f ./chart/admin/logging/values.yaml btrix-admin-log ./chart/admin/logging
```
## Access Kibana dashboard
* get the Kibana's login password (username: `elastic`)
```
kubectl get secret btrixlog-es-elastic-user -n btrix-admin -o go-template='{{.data.elastic | base64decode}}'
```
* open `https://hostname/kibana`
## Import/Export Kibana data
* Import data (e.g. data view, search queries and dashboards)
```
cd ./chart/admin/logging/scripts
./kibana_imports.sh
```
* Exports data (e.g. data view, search queries and dashboards)
```
cd ./chart/admin/logging/scripts
./kibana_exports.sh
```
## Uninstallation
```
$ helm uninstall btrix-admin-log
$ ./chart/admin/logging/scripts/eck_uninstall.sh
```