Data becomes a strategic asset for any organization in the modern digital age, and data breaches can lead to serious financial losses and legal consequences, especially if customers’ personal data is affected.
Nevertheless, many companies fail to adopt proper data protection policies.
A Kubernetes cluster is a complex entity composed of multiple namespaces, containers, pods, services, and deployments that exist in a continuously changing state. Let’s explore how we can use Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring and logging Kubernetes clusters.
More than 1,000 Elasticsearch and MongoDB databases across the world have been recently compromised by the new “Meow” attack that erases all database indexes and replaces them with a single word “meow.”
We are excited to introduce the new cluster status feature available on the cluster index page in the Qbox dashboard. The feature is live starting from August 6, 2019.
We are excited to announce our new ticketing and support system. This updated system gives you easier access to our support team and ensures that you are kept up to date on the status of your open tickets.
The new ELK stack 6.6.0 was officially released by Elasticsearch on January 29, 2019, and it offers a lot of groundbreaking features and enhancements for Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash, APM, and Beats.
We’ve already tested Elasticsearch 6.6.0 with the brand new Kibana and are excited to share our experience with such valuable features as Index Lifecycle Management and Remote Cluster management. In this article, we’ll summarize these and other major new features for Elasticsearch, Kibana, and Elastic APM and will give you a glimpse of some cool stuff you can now do with your Elasticsearch indices in Kibana 6.6.0. Let’s get started!