ELK Stack Training & Certification

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The CertHippo ELK Stack course will prepare you to run and administer your own search cluster using Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana. You will learn how to utilize Logstash to load data into Elasticsearch, conduct various search operations, and visualize data using Kibana.

Why This Course

The ELK stack makes it much easier and faster to explore and analyse huge data collections.

The ELK stack makes it much easier and faster to explore and analyze huge data collections.

ELK has been embraced by well-known companies such as LinkedIn, Netflix, and Stack Overflow, as well as Accenture and Fujitsu.

Why Enroll In Course?

ELK Stack Training & Certification enhances individuals’ skills and knowledge in log management and analysis, increasing employability and career opportunities. Organizations benefit from certified ELK professionals who can design, implement, and troubleshoot ELK solutions, leading to increased productivity and business value. ELK training provides real-time insights into logs, improving operational efficiency, reducing costs, and increasing business agility. Overall, ELK Stack Training & Certification results in improved log analysis capabilities, enhanced team performance, and increased business value, ensuring effective log management solutions align with business objectives.

Training Features

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Course Curriculum

Story Line

Introduction: Alice is a support engineer at TS foundation, a software development firm. Single sign-on for its apps is one of its features.

ALICES’ DAY TO DAY CHALLENGES: Her job is to assist consumers and fix problems as needed. When she receives a ticket for an issue, the first place she looks is the logs on the assigned servers. She continues to look for comparable terms or keyword matches. Meanwhile, records are changing every minute, making her search increasingly difficult.

How can we assist her?

SOLUTION:

This is when the ELK stack comes into play.

ELK includes elastic search, logstash, and kibana layered together to provide a complete analytics solution.

ElasticSearch helps her to simply search logs, learn about the issue, and handle it more quickly; moreover, she can be proactive by studying the logs to determine if any of those clients are experiencing any troubles or failures.

She may now quickly log into Kibana and search for relevant keywords. She may further narrow down her search by utilizing a timestamp filter. Monitoring single sign-on activity is simple with several display graphs on dashboards.

Introduction to ELK stack

Goal: Let us assist Alice by introducing her to the ELK stack and assisting her in understanding the basic principles and technology underlying it. This will assist her in studying ELK architecture and various ELK stack implementations in businesses.

Objectives: After finishing this lesson, you should be able to:

Introducing the ELK stack.
Learn about the ELK stack's architecture.
Understand diverse ELK jargon
Discover the fundamentals of ElasticSearch, Logstash, and Kibana.
Recognize the application of the ELK stack

Topics:

Introduction to ELK stack
Why ELK?
Architecture of ELK
High level overview of
Elastic Search
Logstash
Kibana

Parsing with Logstash

GOAL- Alice has learned the fundamentals of the ELK stack. What if she needs to work with fresh sets of inputs? Let's support her using logstash, another component of the ELK stack. This lesson will provide her with a brief introduction to Logstash as well as walk her through the process of installing Logstash and ensuring that everything is operational. After you've learned how to store your first event, you may build a more complicated pipeline: it accepts Apache web logs as input, parses the logs, and sends the processed data to an Elasticsearch cluster. Then you'll learn how to connect several input and output plugins to combine data from various sources.

Objectives: At the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

Logstash should be installed and running on your computer.
First, learn to stockpile.
Make a more sophisticated pipeline that accepts Apache web logs as input, parses the logs, and uploads the processed data to an Elasticsearch cluster.
Learn how to connect several input and output plugins to harmonize data from many sources.

Topics:

Introduction to Logstash
Installing Logstash
Configuring a log file
Stashing your First Event
Parsing Logs with Logstash
Stitching together Multiple Input and Output
Plugins
Execution Model

Hands On:

Step by step guide to install Logstash on your machine
Configure the log file
Stash your first event in Logstash
Parsing Logs with Logstash
Installing File Beats and configuring it to work with Logstash
Configuring Grok Plugin

Searching with Elasticsearch

Goal: Alice has a general grasp of the ELK stack; now she wants to go into each component. Let us assist her in getting started by providing a quick overview of Elastic Search along with a use-case.

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to:

Enable Multi Value tags, Numbers, and Full text
Retrieve the full details of any employee
Perform Structured search
Learn about full-text search
Return highlighted search snippets

Topics:

ElasticSearch Overview
Installing and running ElasticSearch
Indexing Documents
Retrieving a Document
Searching a Document

Hands On:

Installing and running ElasticSearch
Indexing Documents
Retrieving Full Document
Retrieving a part of Document
Checking Document Existence
Updating a Document
Deleting a Document
Searching a Document (Overview)

Searching in Depth

Goal: Alice seems to be enthusiastic about learning and searching in depth. She wishes to learn more about ElasticSearch. She realized that using the match query was not enough. She must comprehend the data and execute a search query against it. This session teaches her how to index and query your data so she may use word proximity, partial matching, fuzzy matching, and language awareness.

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to:

Perform Structured Search using Elastic search
Deploy and understand full text search query
Know your data with multi field search
Find associated words
Understand partial matching query

Topics:

Structured Search
Full text Search
Complicated Search
Phrase Search
Highlighting our Search
Multi-field Search
Proximity Matching
Partial Matching

Hands On:

All of the topics mentioned above are quite hands-on.

Dealing with Human Language

Goal: Alice had learnt and done numerous searching queries and was pleased with the results when she became aware of a problem. Her inquiry was unable to eliminate the distinction between singular and plural terms, as well as between tenses. She also had to deal with typos and other issues. Let us assist Alice in resolving her troubles by teaching her how to cope with human language in order to improve her performance.

Objectives: At the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

Using Normalizing Tokens, remove diacritics such as ', and' so that a search for rôle will also match role and vice versa.
By stemming each word to its root form in Reducing Words to Their Root Form, you may eliminate the distinction between single and plural—fox versus foxes—or between tenses—jumping versus leopard versus jumps.
To increase search performance in Stopwords: Performance Versus Precision, remove often used words or stopwords such as the, and, and or.
Including synonyms so that a query for quick can also match fast, or the UK can match the United Kingdom using Synonyms.
Using Typos & Misspellings, check for misspellings or other spellings, or match on homophones—words that sound the same, such as their versus there, meat versus meet versus mete.

Topics:

Getting Started with languages
Identifying Words
Normalizing Tokens
Reducing Words to their Root Form
Stopwords: Performance versus Precision
Synonyms
Typos and Misspellings

Hands On:

Above all topics are hands-on intensive

Data Aggregation

Goal: Alice learned how to search through her data; now that the data has been searched, she wants to acquire a higher-level perspective of the information and conduct queries on it to receive responses in near-real time. This has made her job extremely tiresome and exhausting. Let's help her out by teaching her about aggregation.

Aggregations will enable her to ask complex questions about her data in near real time. We have a query in search and want to locate a subset of documents that match the query. We're looking for the needle (or needles) in the haystack.

We zoom out with aggregations to acquire a bird's-eye view of our data. Rather of searching for individual papers, we wish to examine and summarize our entire set of data:

Objectives: At the end of this module you will be able to:

Understand the concepts of buckets and metrics
Build bar chart with buckets
Look at the time using Date Histogram
Filter queries and aggregation
Sort multi valve bucket

Topics:

High Level Concepts
Getting started with Aggregation
Time Analysis
Filtering Queries and Aggregations
Sorting Multivalve Buckets
Approximate Aggregation
Doc Values and Field Data

Hands On:

Above all topics are hands-on intensive

Data Modeling

Goal: Because Alice was familiar with SQL, she assumed that the golden rule of relational databases--normalize your data--would apply to ElasticSearch as well. But, in reality, this golden rule does not apply to ElasticSearch. Joining entities during query time is costly—the more joins performed, the more expensive the query. Performing connections between things that reside on separate hardware is prohibitively costly. Let's look at how data is represented in Elastic Search in this module.

Objectives: At the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

Elasticsearch vs RDBMS
Learn how to get the greatest search results. Data Denormalization
Take action with Nested Objects
Recognize the Parent-Child Relationship
Finally, the subject concludes with the idea of shards and replicas.

Topics:

ElasticSearch vs RDBMS
Handling Relationships
Nested Objects
Parent-Child Relationship
Designing for Scale

Hands On:

Above all topics are hands-on intensive

Geo-location

Goal: Elasticsearch is unique in that it combines geolocation with full-text search, structured search, and analytics.

For example, show me eateries that mention PIZZA and BURGER and are within a 5-minute walk of my house and open at 11pm, and then rank them based on a mix of user rating, distance, and price.

Objectives:

At the end of this module you will be able to:

Understand the concepts of Geo Points
Aggregate Geo Distance
Understand Geohash and aggregate geohash grid
Learn about different Geo Shapes

Topics:

Geo Points
Geohashes
Geo Aggregations
Geo Shapes

Hands On:

Above all topics are hands-on intensive

Visualization with Kibana

Goal: Learn how to use Elasticsearch indices to search, examine, and interact with data. Advanced data analysis is simple, and your data may be shown in a number of charts, tables, and maps.

Objectives: At the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

Install and Verify Kibana
Ingest .json files into Elasticsearch
Create different visualization
Pie Chart
Bar Chart
Coordinate Map
Summarize the Dashboard

Topics:

Introduction to Kibana
Installing Kibana
Loading Sample Data
Discovering your Data
Visualizing your Data
Working with Dashboard

Hands On:

Using Kibana to create a dashboard

Implementing ELK stack

Goal: From the Discover page, you may learn how to interact with and explore your data. You have access to every document in every index that fits the index pattern you've chosen. Search queries may be submitted, search results can be filtered, and document data can be seen. You may also view how many documents match the search query and obtain field value statistics. If the selected index pattern has a time field, the distribution of documents over time is presented in a histogram at the top of the page.

Objectives:

Search your Data in Kibana
Understanding Metric Beat
Comparing CPU time spent in user space with offset by an hour
Understand Timeline and Analyzing Earthquake with ELK
Extend what is possible with Elastic search using X-Pack
Detect Fraud with X-Pack

Topics:

Setting the Time Filter
Searching your Data
Filtering by Field
Viewing Document Data
Viewing Document Context
Viewing Field Statistics
Data Visualization
Dashboard
Analyzing live data with ELK stack

Hands On:

Time Filter
Document Context
Creating a Dashboard

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Certification

CertHippo certification process

After completing the project successfully (as reviewed by a CertHippo professional), you will be given CertHippo ELK Stack professional Certificate.

CertHippo certification is widely recognized in the industry, and we are the chosen training partner for many multinational corporations, including Cisco, Ford, Mphasis, Nokia, Wipro, Accenture, IBM, Philips, Citi, Ford, Mindtree, BNY Mellon, and others. Please be confident.

Online Training FAQs

What if I miss a class?

At CertHippo, you will never miss a lecture! You can select one of two options:

View the recorded session of the class available in your LMS.
You can attend the missed session, in any other live batch.

Will I get placement assistance?

We have included a resume creation feature in your LMS to assist you in this attempt. You may now design a winning CV in just three simple steps. You will have unrestricted access to these templates across all roles and designations. All you have to do is sign in to your LMS and select the "create your resume" option.

Can I attend a demo session before enrollment?

To maintain the Quality Standards, we have a restricted number of participants in a live session. As a result, without enrolment, it is not possible to participate in a live class. However, you may listen to a sample class recording to get a sense of how the lessons are run, the quality of the teachers, and the degree of engagement in a class.

Who are the instructors?

CertHippo instructors are all industry practitioners with at least 10-12 years of relevant IT experience. They are subject matter experts who have been educated by CertHippo to provide participants with an amazing learning experience.

Course Description

About the course
Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana comprise the ELK stack. Although they were designed to operate well together, each is a unique product powered by the open-source vendor Elastic. Elastic has built an end-to-end stack that offers actionable insights in real time from virtually any structured or unstructured data source. As a result, the course may be summarized as follows:

An introduction of Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana’s essential characteristics
A detailed examination of how their capabilities complement one another to provide a complete solution for analytics, logging, search, and visualization.
Hands-on demonstration of the Elastic Stack in operation.

What are the objectives of this course ?
You should be able to do the following after finishing the ELK Stack course:

Learn the foundations of the ELK stack through various use-cases.
In-depth discussion of each component of the ELK stack
Incorporate the stack components into your system.
Load data into ElasticSearch using Logstash.
Kibana may be used to create visualizations from the supplied data.
ELK stack may be used to analyze real-time data.
Using Metric Beat, compare CPU time spent in user space to offset by hour.

Projects

What are the system requirements for this course?

ELK Stack course system requirements include a multicore processor (i3-i7 series), 8GB of RAM, and a 20GB hard disk. (SDD preferable). Windows can be used as the operating system.

How will I execute the practical's?

The practical may be run on your PC by installing all three stack components. As part of the LMS, a detailed installation guide will be supplied.

Which case studies will be a part of the course?

Tech Analyst : A 9.5-year-old and active IT services firm formed by IITians, offering a comprehensive 360-degree solution to clients worldwide. One of the company's primary responsibilities is to analyze massive amounts of data. They used the open source technology ELK stack for their investigation because of its numerous powerful features.
Task:

The employee's role is to download the relevant data from the source into Logstash, execute queries on elastic search, and lastly visualize the data using Kibana