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Install x-pack plugin for security. After downloading x-pack, perform the following:
- Navigate to [Performance Monitoring Toolset_installation_folder]/datastore/bin.
- Open up CLI and enter- elasticsearch-plugin install x-pack.
The default username is elastic and password is changeme.
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Update the Datastore authentication details in Performance Monitoring Toolset. Follow the steps below:
- Navigate to [Performance Monitoring Toolset_installation_folder]/ bin folder.
- Open up CLI and run the batch file datastore.bat and enter the host and port details.
Set authentication to true and SSL to false.
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Install x-pack plugin for security. After downloading x-pack, perform the following:
- Navigate to [Performance Monitoring Toolset_installation_folder]/datastore/bin.
- Open up CLI and enter- elasticsearch-plugin install x-pack.
- The default username is elastic and password is changeme.
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In the file elasticsearch.yml (Performance Monitoring Toolset_installation_folder\datastore\config), update the following:
- xpack.security.enabled: true
- xpack.security.http.ssl.enabled: true
- xpack.ssl.key: /path/to/abc.key
- xpack.ssl.certificate: /path/to/abc.crt
- xpack.ssl.certificate_authorities: /path/to/abc.crt
Opomba:
Add the same certificate in the Java keystore which is used in both ColdFusion and Performance Monitoring Toolset.
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Update the Datastore authentication details in Performance Monitoring Toolset. Follow the steps below:
- Navigate to [Performance Monitoring Toolset_installation_folder]/ bin folder.
- Open up CLI and run the batch file datastore.bat and enter the host and port details.
- Set authentication to true and SSL to true. If SSL is enabled, Authentication can’t be false.
Opomba:
When installing x-pack, datastore may capture some data that may consume lots of disk space. Set the flag xpack.watcher.enable to false. For more information, see this document.