ElasticOps-Scripts 🛠️📦

Welcome to ElasticOps-Scripts! 🎉 This repository contains a collection of bash scripts that automate the installation, uninstallation, and management of Elasticsearch and Kibana. These scripts are designed to simplify and streamline operations for managing the Elastic.

Elastic Scripts 🔧

Script combines the installation process for Elasticsearch and Kibana, automating the process to get both up and running with ease. 😎

Script Link: Elastic Installation Script & Elastic Uninstallation Script

Script Help Page 📝:

cyberket96@elastic-ops:~/ElasticOps-Scripts$ sudo ./elastic-install.sh --help

Script developed by cyberket
GitHub: cyberket96
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Usage:
sudo ./elastic-install.sh [options]

Options:

  --install-elastic          | Install Elastic
  --kibana-enrollment-token  | Generate kibana enrollment token
  --kibana-verification-code | Generate kibana verification code
  --elastic-api-key          | Generate elastic api key
  --start-elastic            | Start elasticsearch and kibana services
  --stop-elastic             | Stop elasticsearch and kibana services
  --restart-elastic          | Restart elasticsearch and kibana services
  --enable-elastic           | Enable elasticsearch and kibana services
  --disable-elastic          | Disable elasticsearch and kibana services
  --install-all              | Run all tasks
  --help                     | Show help message

If no arguments are provided, the script runs all tasks by default.

Script Output 🌍:

cyberket96@elastic-ops:~/ElasticOps-Scripts$ sudo ./elastic-install.sh

Initiating the script 🚀

Starting Elasticsearch Installation 🚀
[+] Downloading Elasticsearch Debian Package ⬇️...
[+] Installing Elasticsearch 🛠️...
[+] Resolving any package dependencies ⚙️...
[+] Password stored in elastic-user-passwd.txt 📄
[+] System Daemon Reload 🔄...
[+] Enabling Elasticsearch 🔋...
[+] Starting Elasticsearch 🔄...

Starting Kibana Installation 🚀
[+] Downloading Kibana Debian Package ⬇️...
[+] Installing Kibana 🛠️...
[+] Resolving any package dependencies ⚙️...
[+] Enabling Kibana 🔋...
[+] Starting Kibana 🔄...

Elasticserach & Kibana has been installed successfully 🎉.

Generating Kibana Enrollment Token 🚀
[+] Kibana enrollment token has been stored in kibana-enrollment-token.txt 📄

Generating Kibana Verification Code 🚀
[+] Kibana verification code has been successfully retrieved. 📄

Generating Elasticsearch API Key 🚀
[+] Elasticsearch API Key has been stored to elastic-api-key.txt 📄

[<>] Elasticsearch Username: elastic
[<>] Elasticsearch Password: elastic-passwd@9696
[<>] Elasticsearch API Key: kN_S1vmlRr9865wm7XxmSx0w
[<>] Kibana Enrollment Token: eyJ2ZXIiOiI4LjE0LjAiLCJhZHIiOlsiMTcyLjIwLjIzNC4xNDc6OTIwMCJdLCJmZ3IiOi
[<>] Kibana Verification Code:  999 666

Explore Elasticsearch at: https://localhost:9200 🌐
Explore Kibana at: https://localhost:5601 🌐

Enjoy using Elastic!

Script execution complete ✔️

Other Scripts 📂

Here are additional helpful scripts that you may find useful in managing your Elastic Stack:

1. Elasticsearch Installation Script 🖥️🔧

Script automates the installation of Elasticsearch. Simplifies the setup and ensures that your Elasticsearch instance is up and running in no time.

Script Link: Elasticsearch Installation Script

2. Elasticsearch Uninstallation Script ⚠️🗑️

Script automates the uninstallation of Elasticsearch. Clean up your system when you no longer need Elasticsearch.

Script Link: Elasticsearch Uninstallation Script

3. Kibana Installation Script 📊🔍

Script automates the installation of Kibana. Quickly set up your Kibana instance with this script.

Script Link: Kibana Installation Script

4. Kibana Uninstallation Script 🗑️📉

Script automates the uninstallation of Kibana. Clean up when you're done with the Kibana setup.

Script Link: Kibana Uninstallation Script

💡 How to Use

Prerequisites ⚙️

Before running the scripts, ensure you have the following installed:

• A Linux-based OS (Ubuntu, CentOS, etc.)
• curl, wget, and bash available in your environment.

Running the Scripts 🚀

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/cyberket96/ElasticOps-Scripts.git | cd ElasticOps-Scripts/<script-dir>/

2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x <script-name>.sh

3. Run the script:

   ./<script-name>.sh

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