Kibana 404 Error #9850
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Hi, I am having trouble accessing Kibana to look at data from SO. I know the alerts tab is useful but I use Kibana for more in-depth analysis. SO Version: 2.3.150 When I do the command "sudo docker logs so-kibana" this is the output I get from the command.
I thought deleting indices will help but so far nothing has changed. I have went through the documentation and tried the commands they have for Kibana dashboards and everything but nothing as well. I have restarted the service and looked into Elasticsearch because I thought it might be a template problem but nothing there as well. Any help or any point of direction will be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance! |
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It sounds like the .kibana index is what's hanging up -- try deleting it with this command: sudo so-elasticsearch-query .kibana -XDELETE |
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I have a similar problem but running "sudo so-elasticsearch-query _alias | jq | less" I get multiple enties. Do I delete all of below? Or just the ones "with task_manager"? `.kibana_1 .kibana_8.7.1_reindex_temp ".kibana_task_manager_7.17.4_001": { "so-kibana-2023.06.14": { ".kibana-event-log-7.17.4-000001": { ".kibana_security_session_1": { ".kibana_task_manager_8.7.1_reindex_temp": { ".kibana_7.17.4_001": { ` |
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It sounds like the .kibana index is what's hanging up -- try deleting it with this command:
sudo so-elasticsearch-query .kibana -XDELETE