Alerting for Elasticsearch and Kibana

Signals Alerting for Elasticsearch and Kibana detects data anomalies in your Elasticsearch cluster and sends notifications on various channels. Fully integrated with Search Guard Security. For free.

Elasticsearch Anomaly detection

Signals Alerting for Elasticsearch can detect anomalies in data stored in Elasticsearch and other IT systems. Correlate your already existing Elasticsearch data with data from any REST endpoint, run calculations and statistics, and trigger notification if an anomaly was detected. Fully integrated with Search Guard Security.

Elasticsearch Actions & Notifications

If an anomaly is detected in your Elasticsearch data you can use a wide range of connectors send alerting notifications: Create messages on Slack, send out an email, trigger a Pager Duty event, open a JIRA issue, write data back to Elasticsearch or post to a Webhook. Supports multiple connectors per Alert.

Escalation levels

The Signals Alerting for Elasticsearch escalation model makes it possible to tailor notifications and actions to your specific use case. Define how often alerts are sent to which connector, configure different thresholds and escalation levels and trigger one or more alerts for each level. If a detected anomaly is resolved, you can send out additional notifications as well.

Kibana Alerting UI & REST API

Signals Alerting for Elasticsearch ships with a fully fledged Kibana user interface which only requires a couple of clicks to set up alerts. You can use the Graph mode, Blocks mode or JSON mode based on the complexity of your use case. Use the extensive REST API to fully automate your alerts configuration.

Connectors

Email

Send out Email notifications from Elasticsearch and Kibana by connecting to any SMTP provider. Supports TLS, StartTLS, Proxies and default fields.

Slack

Inform your team or individuals about anomalies by sending out a message on Slack.

PagerDuty

Open PagerDuty incidents from Signals Alerting automatically. The connnector supports resolving incidents in PagerDuty as soon as the watch has left alert state.

JIRA

Create, open or resolve JIRA issues based on the state of an alert. Supports labels, components, priorities and subtasks.

Webhooks

Post data generated by an alert to any system that supports Webhooks. Includes full control over all HTTP headers.

Elasticsearch

Write any data back to a local or remote Elasticsearch index for building time-series based datapoints.

Notifications model

Escalation by Severity Levels

Define severity levels and get notified on different channels for different levels. Send out Slack notifications for error conditions, and additional Email and PagerDuty alerts for critical conditions.

Resolve Notifications

A critical system condition is hopefully just temporary: Get notified once an alert is resolved and everything is back to normal.

Free Alerting for Elasticsearch and Kibana. Bundled and integrated with Search Guard.

Elasticsearch and Kibana Alerting for free

Signals provides free alerting for Elasticsearch and Kibana. The Community Edition of Signals Alerting is ASL2 licensed, and will always be. You can use it for any project, commercial or other, and even bundle it with your own projects.

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Fully integrated with Search Guard Security

Signals Alerting is fully integrated with all Search Guard Security features. Control access to alerts, configure who can receive notifications, separate alert access by using Search Guard MultiTenancy and leverage advanced features like Document- and Field-level security.

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Single download and install

Signals Alerting is bundled with any Search Guard download for Elasticsearch > 7.4. A single plugin install that provides both Security and Alerting features. It was never easier to supercharge your Elasticsearch cluster

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