Add ELK stack example to UCP logging #239
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Adds an ELK stack example to the UCP logging page as a real-world example of how you could use Syslog feature. The ELK stack example has been sitting around internally for awhile, so let's provide as a customer-facing example.
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It might also be nice to show some example queries to give users a taste of what they can do with their ELK stack hooked up to UCP. For example:
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| running Kibana and browse log/event entries. You should specify the "time" | ||
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| Note: When deployed in a production environment, you should secure your ELK |
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Suggest you add a leading > here so the note is blockquoted. :)
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Adds an ELK stack example to the UCP logging page as a real-world example of how you could use Syslog feature. The ELK stack example has been sitting around internally for awhile, so let's provide as a customer-facing example.