Package needs to be imported to apt.wikimedia.org:
https://download.elastic.co/kibana/kibana/kibana_4.5.1_amd64.deb
Package needs to be imported to apt.wikimedia.org:
https://download.elastic.co/kibana/kibana/kibana_4.5.1_amd64.deb
Subject | Repo | Branch | Lines +/- | |
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Update kibana module for kibana 4 | operations/puppet | production | +31 -173 | |
Import kibana .deb to apt repository | operations/puppet | production | +11 -1 |
Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
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Resolved | bd808 | T137400 Logstash elasticsearch mapping does not allow err.code to be a string | |||
Resolved | dcausse | T138608 Vagrant role provisions wrong elasticsearch version | |||
Resolved | debt | T136001 [EPIC] Upgrade elasticsearch cluster supporting logging to 2.3 | |||
Resolved | EBernhardson | T139368 puppet failed on deployment-logstash2.deployment-prep | |||
Resolved | EBernhardson | T138328 Upgrade kibana to 4.5.0+ | |||
Resolved | EBernhardson | T129138 Deploy kibana with debian packages |
From T138331: Assemble tooling necessary to deploy kibana 4 with scap3:
Kibana 3 was a static javascript application that ran in the browser, kibana 4 is a rewrite which now provides a nodejs service that must run on the servers. Put together tooling necessary to deploy and monitor this service. Might need assistance from RelEng and Services for best practices around how to set this up.
@bd808 is there any great reason to deploy with scap3, vs installing the provided deb packages?
I haven't reviewed the deb packages for kibana, though we're already importing elastic.co packages for ES and logstash
Change 296279 had a related patch set uploaded (by EBernhardson):
[WIP] Update kibana module for kibana 4
Change 296477 had a related patch set uploaded (by EBernhardson):
Import kibana .deb to apt repository
I took a quick look at the debian packages for kibana and seems generally fine, the postrm script will unconditionally remove the user kibana if present but that shouldn't be an immediate problem.
There's a fair number of node packages bundled (~900 package.json files) though none of the production kibana is exposed publicly afaik.