burakince / aspnetcore-supervisor-filebeat-example

ASP.NET Core & Supervisor & Filebeat Example

aspnetcore-supervisor-filebeat-example

ASP.NET Core & Supervisor & Filebeat Example

Create ASP.NET Core Web API Project

dotnet new webapi -o ValueService
cd ValueService
dotnet restore
cd ..

Create Test Project for Web API Project

dotnet new xunit -o ValueServiceTest
cd ValueServiceTest
dotnet add package Moq
dotnet add reference ../ValueService/ValueService.csproj
dotnet restore
cd ..

Create Solution File And Bind Projects

dotnet new sln --name ValueService
dotnet sln ValueService.sln add ValueService/ValueService.csproj ValueServiceTest/ValueServiceTest.csproj
dotnet restore

Publish Release for Docker Image

dotnet publish -c Release -o out

Build & Run Docker Image

docker build . -t valueservice
docker run -d -p 80:80 -e LOGSTASH_HOST="172.17.0.2:5044" valueservice

Test with ELK Container

This step using ELK image.

docker run -d -p 5601:5601 -p 9200:9200 -p 5044:5044 --name elk burakince/elk
docker run -d -p 80:80 --link elk:logstash -e LOGSTASH_HOST="logstash:5044" valueservice

Creating Index Pattern on Kibana

Open Kibana's Create Index Pattern page and enter filebeat-* as a pattern and click Next step. Select @timestamp and click Create index pattern. Now you can see all logs on Kibana

Kibana URL: http://localhost:5601/

aspnetcore-supervisor-filebeat-example's Issues

FileBeat Not Starting Inside the Container

Cloned the repository and started the container but FileBeat doesn't seem to be starting automatically.
I had to log into the container and start FileBeat manually using the following command:
service filebeat start
I am also trying to start FileBeat using supervisord in a dot net core microservice, not sure if it has something to do with FileBeat