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In summary, Logstash ingests and processes data, Elasticsearch indexes and stores the data, and Kibana provides the interface for visualizing and exploring the data.
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also, if you are writing an application based on a template, don't forget to replace the application type with the nameJBT already has the required dependencies for Logstash, you just need to configure logback-spring.xml by providing Logstash details such as host and port.
logback-spring.xml path: configuration/src/main/resources/logback-spring.xml
fill in <remoteHost/> and <port/> by values based on your running Logstash service.
You could also use <destination> instead of <remoteHost/> and <port/>.
Don't forget to change the spring profile name.
JBT uses the docker profile just for testing, you should substitute it with a name based on your environment such as local/dev/prod
Example:
You can have multiple Logstash configurations but for different profiles.
Example:
Also, if you are writing an application based on the JBT, don't forget to replace the "application_type" value with your application name.
Example:
