Community blueprints for real infrastructure
Reusable, reviewed stacks you can run from the OpenSible console in one click — Kubernetes, service meshes, databases, observability and more.
Logstash HA (Docker cluster)
Multi-node Logstash deployment running the official Logstash Docker image. Every node runs one container managed by a dedicated systemd unit, sharing the same pipeline configuration and writing to the same Elasticsearch backend. Ships with a default beats-in / elasticsearch-out pipeline and a per-node HTTP health dashboard exposing Logstash node + pipeline stats and upstream Elasticsearch reachability.
Kibana HA (Docker cluster)
Multi-node Kibana deployment (recommended 2 or 3 behind a load balancer) running the official Kibana Docker image. Every node runs one container managed by a dedicated systemd unit, all pointing at the same Elasticsearch backend via ELASTICSEARCH_HOSTS. Ships with a per-node HTTP health dashboard exposing Kibana + upstream Elasticsearch status.
Uninstall — Logstash (Docker cluster)
Stop logstash-docker.service on every node, remove the Logstash container and image, delete /etc/logstash, /var/lib/logstash and the per-node health dashboard unit.
Uninstall — Elasticsearch (Docker cluster)
Stop elasticsearch-docker.service on every node, remove the Elasticsearch container and image, delete /var/lib/elasticsearch-data and the per-node health dashboard unit.
Uninstall — Kibana (Docker cluster)
Stop kibana-docker.service on every node, remove the Kibana container and image, delete /var/lib/kibana and the per-node health dashboard unit.
Elasticsearch HA (Docker cluster)
Production Elasticsearch cluster across N nodes running the official Elasticsearch Docker image. Each node runs one container managed by a dedicated systemd unit; cluster formation via discovery.seed_hosts and cluster.initial_master_nodes. Ships with a per-node HTTP health dashboard (green/yellow/red + shard summary).