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Redis
Doug Burks edited this page Mar 3, 2018
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In the new Elastic Stack integration, you can choose to extend your master server storage using separate storage nodes. When you choose this option, Logstash on the master server outputs to redis. Storage nodes then consume from redis.
To see how many logs are in the redis queue:
redis-cli LLEN logstash:redis
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