data-processing-with-logstash-and-filebeat

Started\ 0:00 Introduction to the course 4:29 Introduction to Logstash 9:01 Installing Logstash on MacLinux of Logstash\ 14:06 Processing our first event 25:01 Handling JSON input 29:54 Outputting events to file 34:00 Working with HTTP input 41:23 Filtering events 46:57 Common filter options 49:56 Understanding the Logstash execution model 57:25 Section wrap up Apache\ 57:54 Introduction to this section 59:07 Automatic config reload & file input 1:09:51 Parsing requests with Grok 1:22:42 Finishing the Grok pattern 1:31:42 Accessing field values 1:36:02 Formatting dates 1:38:17 Setting the time of the event 1:43:15 Introduction to conditional statements 1:46:33 Working with conditional statements 1:56:34 Geographical data enrichment 2:00:41 Parsing user agents 2:04:01 Finishing up the pipeline 2:11:49 Sending processed events to Elasticsearch 2:21:17 Handling multiline events 2:37:47 Handling multiline events - the easy way 2:42:57 Parsing stack traces with Grok 2:49:09 Working with [club65525888|@metadata] 2:54:06 Running multiple pipelines Logs with Filebeat\ 3:06:28 Introduction to Beats 3:11:03 What we will build 3:12:44 Installing Filebeat 3:15:08 Configuring Filebeat to use Logstash 3:17:43 Enabling the apache module 3:23:18 Preparing a simple Logstash pipeline 3:27:17 Starting up Filebeat and processing logs 3:32:50 Adding the Elasticsearch index template 3:44:13 Adding Kibana dashboards 3:48:56 Finishing up the pipeline 4:10:07 How Filebeat works 4:22:17 Clearing the registry 4:29:10 Processing more access logs 4:32:59 Manual input configuration 4:42:55 Evaluation of modules 4:45:34 Tagging events 4:48:22 Approaches for handling multiple log types 4:54:23 Processing Apache error logs 5:08:20 Handling multiline logs - approach #1 5:17:30 More multiline options 5:20:28 Handling multiline logs - approach #2 5:27:29 Wrap up