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Kibana is an open source (Apache Licensed), browser based analytics and search dashboard for Elasticsearch. Kibana is a snap to setup and start using. Kibana strives to be easy to get started with, while also being flexible and powerful, just like Elastic

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import _ from 'lodash'; import logReporter from './log_reporter'; export default function loggingConfiguration(config) { let events = config.get('logging.events'); if (config.get('logging.silent')) { _.defaults(events, {}); } else if (config.get('logging.quiet')) { _.defaults(events, { log: ['listening', 'error', 'fatal'], request: ['error'], error: '*' }); } else if (config.get('logging.verbose')) { _.defaults(events, { log: '*', ops: '*', request: '*', response: '*', error: '*' }); } else { _.defaults(events, { log: ['info', 'warning', 'error', 'fatal'], response: config.get('logging.json') ? '*' : '!', request: ['info', 'warning', 'error', 'fatal'], error: '*' }); } const options = { opsInterval: config.get('ops.interval'), requestHeaders: true, requestPayload: true, reporters: [ { reporter: logReporter, config: { json: config.get('logging.json'), dest: config.get('logging.dest'), // I'm adding the default here because if you add another filter // using the commandline it will remove authorization. I want users // to have to explicitly set --logging.filter.authorization=none or // --logging.filter.cookie=none to have it show up in the logs. filter: _.defaults(config.get('logging.filter'), { authorization: 'remove', cookie: 'remove' }) }, events: _.transform(events, function (filtered, val, key) { // provide a string compatible way to remove events if (val !== '!') filtered[key] = val; }, {}) } ] }; return options; }