When will NLS adopt/migrate to ES 2?
Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2019 11:11 am
Hello
I may have asked this in the past - I see other people have as well.
When will Nagios Log Server move to a later major version of Elasticsearch?
The usual question is why - and the answer is in summary, better security, better compression, better speed, better integration with other contemporary applications.
Just as an example, I use Grafana to visualize data captured by NLS - here's an example. These screens really appeal to our business people, and because I have to use a relatively old version of Grafana I'm prevented from using new features of Grafana that are in demand (in-line scripting, for example).
I understand there are breaking-changes between versions of Elasticsearch, and while I appreciate the existing features and stability of NLS, the business here is eager for NLS to use a newer version of Elasticsearch - almost any thing 2.0 and up would do.
Thanks for your time
Mike
I may have asked this in the past - I see other people have as well.
When will Nagios Log Server move to a later major version of Elasticsearch?
The usual question is why - and the answer is in summary, better security, better compression, better speed, better integration with other contemporary applications.
Just as an example, I use Grafana to visualize data captured by NLS - here's an example. These screens really appeal to our business people, and because I have to use a relatively old version of Grafana I'm prevented from using new features of Grafana that are in demand (in-line scripting, for example).
I understand there are breaking-changes between versions of Elasticsearch, and while I appreciate the existing features and stability of NLS, the business here is eager for NLS to use a newer version of Elasticsearch - almost any thing 2.0 and up would do.
Thanks for your time
Mike