Run Aidbox with OpenTelemetry locally
Get up-to-speed with Aidbox observability features via interactive tutorials.
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This guide helps you to launch and explore the Aidbox observability features locally.
It introduces you to:
The Aidbox installation process with Docker & Docker Compose,
Logs & metrics & traces exporting to Elasticsearch & Prometheus & Zipkin using OpenTelemetry collector service.
Please make sure that both Docker & Docker Compose are installed.
Cloned repository: Github: Aidbox/examples
Working directory: OpenTelemetry
To clone the repository and navigate to the OpenTelemetry directory, run:
Wait until all components are pulled and started.
Open Aidbox on http://localhost:8080 address, activate it, and login with admin/password credentials
Kibana should be available on http://localhost:5602 address. To see logs in Kibana we should
make sure that logs are coming to Elasticsearch and then
create a data view to observe over logs.
Go to Index Management page in Kibana (Menu → Stack Management → Index Management). You should see aidbox_logs index there.
Then we should go to Data Views page (Menu → Stack Management → Data Views) and create a data view there.
Then go to Discover page (Menu → Discover) and observe your logs.
Grafana should be available on http://localhost:3001 address, login with admin/password credentials.
Navigate to Dashboards->Aidbox Dashboards->Aidbox Dashboard to see the dashboard. You probably need to wait for a while until the data is collected.
Zipkin should be available on http://localhost:9411/ address. To see traces in Zipkin click the Run query button.
Click the Show button to see all spans of a certain request.
Learn more about Aidbox Configuration
