Kibana dashboard reference

Multiple dashboards are available for the admin user on Kibana.

Use the following URLs to access the dashboards available for an administrator.

HA Dashboard: https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/ha
Compute Dashboard: https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/compute
Storage Dashboard: https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/storage
Network Dashboard: https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/network
Openstack Infrastructure: https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/openstack

The dashboards all have a similar layout and look like the following example.

Example dashboard image

For more information about the user interface elements, see Central Logging Server dashboard reference.

HA dashboard

To use the HA Dashboard , complete the following steps.

Login to the CLS Server.
Change directory: cd /var/www/html/kibana/app/dashboards
Edit the file "ha" using your favorite editor.
Find and replace all instances of the CHANGEME-Controller1-IP , CHANGEME-Controller2-IP and CHANGEME-Controller3-IP variable with the Controller 1 IP , Controller 2 IP and Controller 3 IP respectively of your HA topology.
To add more HA pie charts, complete the following steps.
1. Perform a search using the "Query" Bar . Use the search string in the following format:
```
"CHANGEME-Controller1-IP" AND "corosync"
"CHANGEME-Controller1-IP" AND "pcsd"
"CHANGEME-Controller1-IP" AND "pacemaker"
```
  where CHANGEME-Controller1-IP is the IP of Controller 1.
2. Pin down the query result.
3. Copy the existing pie chart and configure it (using the configure star button), and on the Query tab, select only the pinned queries for the controller which was created in the previous step.
  Note: This should create the pie chart for the new "Controller 1" that was added in the previous steps. The URL to view the HA logs is https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/ha.

Compute dashboard

The Compute dashboard provides a consolidated view of the compute logs (Nova , Docker logs). Use the filters (component, host, message, and type ) to view only the selected columns on the table.

Note: The URL to view the compute logs is https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/compute.

Storage dashboard

The Storage dashboard provides a consolidated view of the storage logs (Cinder , Swift and Glance logs) on the deployed topology. Use the filters (component, host, message, and type ) to view only the selected columns on the table.

Note: The URL to view the storage logs is https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/storage.

Network dashboard

The Network dashboard provides a consolidated view of the network logs (Neutron and OpenVSwitch logs) on the deployed topology. Use the filters (component, host, message, and type ) to view only the selected columns on the table.

Note: The URL to view the network logs is https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/network.

OpenStack Infrastructure

The OpenStack Infrastructure dashboard provides a consolidated view of the OpenStack infrastructure logs (Nova , Cinder, Swift, Glance, Neutron, Ceilometer, Horizon, Ovs, Heat, Keystone logs) on the deployed topology. Use the filters (component, host, message, and type ) to view only the selected columns on the table.

Note: The URL to view the OpenStack infrastructure logs is https://<CLS-Server-IP:Port>/#/dashboard/file/openstack.

Use QUERY and FILTERING on the Kibana user interface to search for relevant information.

Kibana supports the Lucene Query String syntax, as well as using of some of Elasticsearch’s filter capabilities. For information about how to use the Lucene query syntax and filter options in Kibana, see https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/beats/packetbeat/current/_kibana_query_and_filter.html and https://lucene.apache.org/core/2_9_4/queryparsersyntax.html.