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Bogus blocking error: "This version of Kibana requires at least Elasticsearch 1.4.0.Beta1" #1629
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Kibana uses the nodes info api to read the version of all nodes in the cluster in order to verify that the entire cluster is compatible with the requests it will be making. Would you mind requesting this info from your cluster and pasting the output here? curl -XGET 'http://localhost:9200/_nodes' |
Aha! Spencer, your answer actually shed some light on this mystery! Other than three "real" nodes (all 1.4.0.Beta1) nodes info API shows two logstash nodes, which report their version as 1.1.1 Please confirm my conclusions. Thanks a lot! |
Yep! That's the advised solution for now. Logstash's HTTP elasticsearch output should do the trick. |
I'm a newbie to the ELK stack, and I'm trying to understand why I have a logstash node in my ES cluster. I have no running agent of logstash. So, I tried to delete the logstash node from my cluster (to be able to use kibana 4), but It still appear .. |
Are you saying that you do not have Logstash running as a service (or console app) on the machine 184.7.127.234? Because that's exactly what your output implies! Or you do have Logstash running there, but wonder how come it creates ES node? That one I can explain. |
My bad, I found a running logstash app with |
Got the same issue, with logstash reporting as being a ES node in version 1.1.1. Isn't that weird though? I'm using logstash 1.4.2. Also, I'd like to keep the elasticsearch output in logstash (node mode, without specifying a host to use discovery) and not the elasticsearch_http one, is that integration planned with Kibana4? |
FYI, I managed to resolve this by upgrading the version of ElasticSearch which my version of logstash uses.
So far, so good. No errors in the logstash console, messages from my pre-existing shippers are being received and Kibana 4 now loads fine (as does my Kibana 3 instance). |
@spenceralger +1 Use output |
It's sort of confusing how this problem ever made it into the beta branch to begin with. Wouldn't all the developers encounter this problem? Or do all the developers have logstash connect using the _http output? |
@Seidr Thank you |
I had the same problem and this is how I fixed it: |
@rudijs changing my logstash output config from |
This doesn’t work for me. ES 1.4.4, LS 1.4.2, output elasticsearch_http |
Hello, I have below versions: elasticsearch-1.4.2.tar.gz I'm trying ESK stack on Ubuntu headless VM box. It's stuck at kibana UI. http://blog.keithkim.com/2015/01/kibana-elasticsearch-logstash-issue.html doesn't say exactly which command to hit and kill which ES node out of http://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/cluster-nodes-shutdown.html ? Where do you change exactly ? Is it in ES config or kibana config file. Which file, path? and what to what so ES will use http |
I got it resolved after upgrading elastic search to elasticsearch-1.5.1.tar.gz I used elasticsearch_http as output in conf file of logstat. Moving to config. |
Hello, But now I dont know what to do to make it work. I read all the comments but I didnt understand anything ! |
I have ES cluster upgraded to 1.4.0.Beta1 specifically to try Kibana 4.0.0 Beta1, but unfortunately all I get when navigate to http://localhost:5601 is bogus error message: "This version of Kibana requires at least Elasticsearch 1.4.0.Beta1" Whatever I do I cannot pass beyond that state. Please help!
Konstantin
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