Managing PeopleSoft ELK Targets

The ELK Target page enables you to view and access Elasticsearch and Kibana instances configured for Peoplesoft.

Image: ELK Target page

This example illustrates the ELK Target page.

ELK targets Homepage

Click the ELS Server link to access:

  • ELK Home

  • Editing Configuration

  • Administrating ELK Targets

Field or Control

Definition

Summery

In this section shows overall cluster stats like Status of Elasticsearch server, version, No of Indices, Shards and Documents.

Elasticsearch Nodes

This table holds data of all participating cluster nodes and their respective status.

Incidents and Problems

This section shows if the Elasticsearch or Kibana instance is down on any node.

Kibana Node

This table holds data of Kibana Serve details like Host, Port and Server Status.

Monitoring and Metrics Chart

Elasticsearch Status is shown over a period of time.

Different metrics related to Elasticsearch server like CPU usage, Memory usage and Disc Space available data are plotted through a chart.

Image: ELK Server Target Monitoring and Charts

This example illustrates the ELK Server Target Monitoring and Charts page.

ELK Server target Monitoring and Charts

Any configuration file on any of the Elasticsearch or Kibana host can be edited remotely by providing an appropriate credential.

Select the Host credential in Credentials Section then select the Host and browse the file. Click on View/Edit button. The file content can be edited in the editor. Click on Save button to update the file in destination.

Image: ELK Node Configuration

This example illustrates the ELK Node Configuration.

ELK Node Configuration

The Elasticsearch or Kibana server running on any host can be started or stopped from EM Console.

The running status of the instance can be checked here too.

Select required credential to perform the operation.

Select the node on with the operation will be performed.

Select HOME directory of Elasticsearch or Kibana instance. Execute the action.

Image: ELK Server Administration

This example illustrates the ELK Server Administration.

ELK Admin page