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Deploy a Multi-node Elasticsearch Cluster with Docker Compose

A link to the companion GitHub repository is available at the bottom of this article. Quick Intro to Elasticsearch Why Elasticsearch? Elasticsearch is one of the most popular and powerful search engines made available to the open source community today. Some of the major, consumer software companies utilize Elasticsearch, as well as the rest of the…

Docker

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Deploy a Multi-node Elasticsearch Cluster with Docker Compose
Deploy a Multi-node Elasticsearch Cluster with Docker Compose
Docker

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Aug 10, 2021

Kibana Alerting Message Variables

Kibana Alerts have been a great new feature to trigger alerts based on threshold and query parameters of Elasticsearch data. The following is documentation (that I could not find) of all variables with their given descriptions: {{alertId}} — The ID of the alert {{alertName}} — The name of the alert …

Kibana

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Kibana Alerting Message Variables
Kibana Alerting Message Variables
Kibana

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Apr 22, 2021

The Price of RAM is Going Up, Up, Up…

Members of the PC building and hardware communities are not strangers to stark price increases and supply shortages of computer parts. …

PC

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The Price of RAM is Going Up, Up, Up…
The Price of RAM is Going Up, Up, Up…
PC

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Nov 29, 2020

Intro to Redis — with Docker Compose

What is Redis? Redis is a high throughput, in-memory key-value store used for fast lookup. It supports common data structures such as strings, lists, sets, hashes, and more (redislabs). Since Redis stores data in-memory, it does not face the same read/write (I/O) limitations and performance issues that databases face with hard disks. …

Redis

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Intro to Redis — with Docker Compose
Intro to Redis — with Docker Compose
Redis

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May 10, 2020

Intro to NGINX Reverse Proxy with Docker Compose

In a previous article, I discussed how to deploy a website to Windows/Linux using React, WordPress, and NGINX containers with Docker Compose. To do this, it is necessary that Docker containers can speak to each other via the Docker network. A practical example of this, as per my referenced article…

Nginx

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Intro to NGINX Reverse Proxy with Docker Compose
Intro to NGINX Reverse Proxy with Docker Compose
Nginx

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Apr 27, 2020

Creating a React & WordPress Website with Docker Compose

Introduction Note: I’ve included a link to the supporting GitHub repository at the bottom of this article. Shamelessly forcing you to scroll through the article :) Docker Compose is the best. I use it for pretty much everything. If there was a Docker Compose equivalent to orchestrating my own life, I’d…

Docker

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Deploying a React & WordPress Website with Docker Compose
Deploying a React & WordPress Website with Docker Compose
Docker

14 min read


Mar 8, 2020

Waiting for Docker Services to be Ready

Purpose The purpose of this article is to illustrate how we can implement a simple “waiting” method in docker-compose. With certain docker orchestrations, a container will start, but its internal services still need some time to start up before the service will be available via the container’s exposed port(s). Example In the…

Docker

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Waiting for Docker Compose Containers
Waiting for Docker Compose Containers
Docker

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Edward Cernera

Edward Cernera

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Software Engineer | I write software tutorials because I can’t find them anywhere. Creator of DealPunkk - dealpunkk.com | About Me - cernera.me/edward

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