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Deploying Kibana

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Deploying Kibana

- [Instructor] The documentation from Elastic specifies that Kibana should be installed next. So let's move on to that one. I'm picking up where the last lesson ended. So if you took a break after that, just take a look at the instructions and run vagrant up, vagrant ssh, and the sudo command we ran right before installing Elasticsearch. Since we've already set up the package repository, Kibana is a quicker install. We can run apt-get update && apt-get install kibana-oss. It's a good habit to always run apt-get update before you install something. Okay. And that's installed. So I'll clear the screen again, and we'll run our systemctl commands, systemctl enable, and usually you can hit tab after a couple characters, it'll auto-complete. So this service is optional. You can say Kibana or Kibana.service. And then we'll say systemctl start Kibana. And that's it. Kibana is up and running. So we can check on that with another systemd command. Let me clear my screen first. And that command…

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