Graylog should be trying to access ES on graylog-elastic:9200 host instead of on localhost:9200.
GRAYLOG_PASSWORD_SECRET: asdf1234asdf1234 following: I tried the following: docker build -t essearch/ess-elasticsearch:1. This is the docker-compose configuration I use for it (I’m on a Mac, that’s why I declare the networks additionally): version: '2' docker build args multiple Performing a build action against a stack. Docker Tip 35: Connect to a Database Running on Your Docker Host, The goal of this tutorial is to start a nginx. Mongo and ElasticSearch lift correctly, but the Graylog server does not access ElasticSearch. Once installed, you will need to create a configuration file which can be placed in the /pipeline/ directory of your Logstash installation. More details can be found on the Logstash installation page.
I’m following this getting-started guide. It was a memory problem, I had allocated 2GB on my host machine, increased to 4GB and it worked fine now.Update maxmapcount for ElasticSearch docker. Logstash can be installed using a package manager on macOS and Linux, or through a Docker container.
