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Full air gap elastic stack install via docker compose

Github Project: https://lnkd.in/gAgShc62 Summary Only one CMD command is needed to create this cluster. Much of the talk track discuss use-cases for this project. The conversation discusses the use cases of a Docker Compose file for setting up an Elastic Stack environment. One of the main use cases mentioned is in education, where users can easily interact with and test the Elastic Stack without spending weeks learning how to deploy it. The conversation also touches on the difference between air-gapped and non-air-gapped environments, and how to transfer containers to an air-gapped environment. The different volumes used in the Docker Compose file are explained, including the volume for self-signed certs and the volume for persisting data. The conversation concludes by mentioning the availability of monitoring and self-monitoring features in the Elastic Stack environment. Takeaways The Docker Compose file for setting up an Elastic Stack environment is useful in education and for testing purposes. Transferring containers to an air-gapped environment requires an additional step of loading the containers onto a CD or other transfer method. Different volumes in the Docker Compose file are used for self-signed certs and persisting data. The Elastic Stack environment provides monitoring and self-monitoring features. Sound Bites "I think there's a lot of different places where this can be used. One of my favorites is the education piece." "You can run this. It will build the containers if they don't exist. And then you can just take those images into an air-gapped environment." "The volume for self-signed certs is where all the self-signed certs are being generated and shared between all the clusters."