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Using Kerberos with Elasticsearch and Kibana

Cliff Stayley || 2019-01-16

How to setup Kerberos authentication for Elasticsearch and Kibana by using Search Guard, the enterprise security suite for Elasticsearch.

Field anonymization

Cliff Staley || 2018-12-21

How to use Search Guard to anonymise sensitive data in your Elasticsearch cluster on the fly without any modifcations at ingest time.

Kibana Multi Tenancy with Search Guard

Jochen Kressin || 2018-10-08

Search Guard provides Kibana multi tenancy, which makes it possible to separate Dashboards and Visualizations on a per-role basis.

Using X-Pack Monitoring with Search Guard

Cliff Staley || 2018-10-01

Search Guard comes with predefined roles that make it easy to use X-Pack Monitoring, Alerting and Machine Learning with Elasticsearch.

Using SAML for Kibana Single Sign On

Jochen Kressin || 2018-08-16

Search Guard fully supports for SAML, so you can use your favorite identity provider like Keycloak, Okta or Auth0 to implement easy Kibana Single Sign-On.

Generating production-ready certificates with the TLS tool

Cliff Staley || 2018-02-25

Generate TLS certificates for Elasticsearch, Kibana and Logstash with the Search Guard offline TLS generator. Production-ready certificates at the click of a button.

What’s new in Search Guard 6: The configuration GUI

Jochen Kressin || 2018-01-22

The Kibana configuration UI for Search Guard provides an easy way to manage users, roles and permissions.

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