What & How : CI/CD Tools 2 (Kibana)

What & How : CI/CD Tools 2 (Kibana)

Now you can see logs in Kibana(Elastic Search)

your log files will be transferred here so you can easily have a look at erros without logging in SSH/putty. 

here's the link : oxkibana.orderhive.plus

How to use kibana:

1. Go to the link:

This is main page of Kibana. 
      - You will require to click on "Discover" button 



2. Expand logs




3. Find your log file's path in page and then filter with it.



4. For Docker Users: 

You need to see container_id in jenkins's recent build and then you can search accordingly. 





Get back to DevOps team for any more queries. 
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