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Bahaaldine Azarmi
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Bahaaldine Azarmi, Global VP Customer Engineering at Elastic, guides companies as they leverage data architecture, distributed systems, machine learning, and generative AI. He leads the customer engineering team, focusing on cloud consumption, and is passionate about sharing knowledge to build and inspire a community skilled in AI.
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Using Prelert for operational analytics


In this section, we'll use what we learned in Chapter 5, Metric Analytics with Metricbeat and Kibana 5.0 and apply it to Prelert. The idea is to use Metricbeat to generate system data and analyze the CPU utilization, as well as to detect anomalies. We'll run Metricbeat on our machines; you can do the same on a different machine, if you have some on Amazon, for instance. Wherever you do it, we'll also run a stress tool to generate CPU utilization, just to facilitate the demo so that we are sure that we have the anomalies.

The first thing to do is download Metricbeat, install it, and import Kibana dashboards, as shown in Chapter 5, Metric Analytics with Metricbeat and Kibana 5.0; refer to this chapter for more details. Once installed, run Metricbeat and start generating data.

Setting up Prelert

At the time of writing, only four weeks have passed since Prelert was acquired by Elastic, which means that the integration of Prelert in Elastic Stack is still...

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Published in: Feb 2017Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781786463005

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Bahaaldine Azarmi

Bahaaldine Azarmi, Global VP Customer Engineering at Elastic, guides companies as they leverage data architecture, distributed systems, machine learning, and generative AI. He leads the customer engineering team, focusing on cloud consumption, and is passionate about sharing knowledge to build and inspire a community skilled in AI.
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