ELK connected with Angular app and other news!

Hi everyone!

I have a lot of news since July 20th.

1. LOGANALYZER logotype

LOGANALYZER logotype

I have designed a logo for LOGANALYZER app. Each file represents one of many logs that the app is going to analyse. You must remember that this app analyses CI environment logs.

2. Connection between ELK and Angular app

After two weeks trying to understand ELK system, I have finally been able to understand how to manage it.

For me, the main problem was that I was using the current version of ELK (5.5), and many things have changed since old versions. That’s why I have written all relevant information in my README and I want to write a Jupyter Notebook document for those who need help like me days ago.

Right now, LOGANALYZER receives correctly all data from Elasticsearch updated from Logstash.

3. Testing, code review and dependencies

As I told you in my last post, I‘m trying to test all changes I make on my code. I use these services:

  1. Travis CI: Install dependences, build with Karma and Chrome tests.
  2. CircleCI: Install dependences, build and code tests with Yarn (checking Angular official style rules and other checks).
  3. Dependency CI: Check dependencies in my Angular app.
  4. Code climate: Code analysis (GPA and Issues).

4. What’s next?

This week I’ll try to finish the CLM application and give it some styles to make it more attractive.

See you soon!

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