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Enable embedding of Kibana stats #382

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acka47 opened this issue Sep 14, 2018 · 3 comments
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Enable embedding of Kibana stats #382

acka47 opened this issue Sep 14, 2018 · 3 comments
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acka47 commented Sep 14, 2018

For hbz/lobid-blog#41, we need to be able to embed a Kibana visualization in a HTML page. There are different options to implement this: xpack (with many drawbacks), search guard.

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acka47 commented Sep 14, 2018

There might also be solutions to send authentification data with a HTTP request without others being able to intercept the user/password?

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dr0i commented Sep 17, 2018

re search guard: this seems to do in principle the same as XPack. It needs SSL for the whole ES-cluster while this doesn't really make sense since the servers reside in a network of their own and are thus not directly accessible from outside. It would suffice to SSL kibana. So I would try to SSL kibana using apache, not via the SSL SafeGuard provides, which is in fact what your last comment suggested (where s#HTTP#HTTPS). But when I understand SearchGuard installation correctly this is not possible.

So, if we really want to use SearchGuard or XPack we can choose to have a downtime installing "into the blue" (meaning: can't say how much trouble there will be before everything is running smoothly again). Or we install a parallel cluster and switch smoothly.

My opinion is that the forcing of SSL at the plugin-side is dumb and will cost us lots of time.

Why not just use screenshots of kibana stats?

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acka47 commented May 21, 2019

"Security for Elasticsearch [and Kibana] is now free": https://www.elastic.co/blog/security-for-elasticsearch-is-now-free

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