I had to prepare an Elastic Search training that contains a theoretical and a hands on part. For the hands on part, we want the people to have locally on their laptops the following software:

  • An ElasticSearch node
  • Kibana to build dashboard
  • A Jupyter notebook in order to use Python to play with ElasticSearch
  • A Nodered instance in order to use JavaScript to play with ElasticSearch
  • A Grafana Instance

Thanks to docker and docker-compose, all of these can be set in a few minutes. Continue reading “A complete ELK dev env in a few minutes” →