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Elkstack logstash-forwarder (AKA lumberjack) SSL auth #56
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I might be experiencing something similar... Is this what you saw?
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Looks about right, although that was a while ago. Due to frustration with the SSL problem and impending deliverable dates I went with Fluentd instead of logstash/lumberjack. http://engineering.objectrocket.com/2014/11/07/logging-hybrid-cloud-fluentd-objectrocket-2/ |
@mrjcleaver Your error is from a change in the default behavior of chef itself. Recently, chef stopped allowing clients to write data bags back to the server by default. I think @hhoover's issue of the cert and key not working even when he added them manually is something else. Link to the chef announcement about the change: |
Okay, so my issue is continued at #75 |
- The lumberjack protocol will no longer be the default for Logstash to communicate, due to hosted chef changes and golang runtime SSL changes (fixes #56, #14) - Don't test the lumberjack protocol with the server install by default, removes lumberjack test suite in .kitchen.yml - Default to tcp/udp for communication between logstash instances, add flag: `node['elkstack']['config']['agent_protocol'] = 'tcp_udp' # could also be lumberjack` - Don't try to load lumberjack secrets by default for agent, don't fail if they aren't present (rename recipes/_secrets.rb -> recipes/_lumberjack_secrets.rb) - elkstack::acl recipe changes to support tcp/udp communication - add logstash configs for tcp/udp communication - remove tests for lumberjack.key/crt now from default test suites - remove extra data bags with lumberjack keypairs
@hhoover It didn’t generate my certificates properly, and after manually putting certificates in place (on the shipper and elk server) would still not work. I ended up writing a very small cookbook to upload a cert and key to the filesystem, which even then could not be verified by logstash-forwarder.
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