Open Distro for Elasticsearch provides a powerful, easy-to-use event monitoring and alerting system, enabling you to monitor your data and send notifications automatically to your stakeholders.

Documentation for Open Distro for Elasticsearch, the community-driven, 100% open source distribution of Elasticsearch with advanced security, alerting, deep performance analysis, and more.

Open Distro for Elasticsearch has 31 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

Installing Open Distro for Elasticsearch. Currently, the project supports two installation methods - via RPM package or suing Docker images. Since I have Docker Desktop installed on my Mac, I opted for...

Open Distro for Elasticsearch Security implements the web browser single sign-on (SSO) profile of the SAML 2.0 protocol. This enables you to configure federated access with any SAML 2.0 compliant...

See how Open Distribution for Elasticsearch compares with various other Elasticsearch distributions and the features available out of the box.

The video is about Installing & Configuring Open distro for Elastic search, It will help in bringing your local open elastic search & Local Kibana.Install...

Прогулка по open Distro. Визуализация Dashboards и ELK SIEM. Интеграция с WAZUH.

An Apache 2.0-licensed distribution of Elasticsearch enhanced with enterprise security, alerting Use this category for general questions and feedback on your experiences using Open Distro for...

What is Open Distro Elasticsearch? AWS leveraged open source code of Elasticsearch and Kibana. This is not forked from Elasticsearch repository.

The Open Distro for Elasticsearch performance analyzer plugin is installed by default and can have a negative impact on system resources. We recommend removing it with the following command...

Open Distro for Elasticsearch Kibana serves as a user interface for the Open Distro for Elasticsearch. Open Distro for Elasticsearch is and will remain 100% open source under the Apache 2.0 license.

Open Distro for Elasticsearch is a very recent fork of Elasticsearch by Amazon that aims to distribute a version with enhanced features that you'd traditionally have to pay for with Elasticsearch.

Open Distro Elasticsearch - Disable basic auth from IP range. So I have an Open Distro ES cluster setup with the security plugin using the client cert and basic internal auth authentication methods.

Open Distro is an open-source, enterprise-grade Elasticsearch distribution with a lot of advanced features, including a robust security option, alerting, integrated event monitoring, performance...

Recently Amazon launched Open Distro for Elasticsearch, a distribution of Elasticsearch with a number of additional features.

We believe in open source , and the power it brings. We also communicated from the start that some features will be commercial, and why. Our honesty, I believe, is a big reason for our shared success.

Open distro for elasticsearch provides a powerful,easy-to-use event monitoring and alerting system. Enabling you to monitor your data and send the notifications automatically to your stakeholders.

Amazon's AWS Open Distro for Elasticsearch is a complete Elastic Stack (here). Our adoption of the software is primarily focused on Kibana and specifically Alerting within this Kibana distro.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) just launched Open Distro for Elasticsearch. This program takes AWS's recent proprietary additions to Elasticsearch and open sources them under the Apache 2.0 license.

Almost one year ago AWS published a project named Open Distro for Elasticsearch (ODFE) adding many features that were also offered by Elastic in their proprietary version.

AWS announced the release of their Open Distro for Elasticsearch back in March. However, the release has not come with support from all members of the community.

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Open Distro for ElasticSearch supports OpenSSL and TLS 1.2, allowing you to meet stringent security and compliance requirements while providing easy integration with your PKI infrastructure.

You can modify the predefined configuration of the Open Distro for Elasticsearch plug-in to use your own certificates and, optionally, to create keystores and truststores in PKCS12 format.