Quickstart guide
Please read and agree with the EULA before proceeding.
You can spin-up LOGIQ using docker-compose. Install guide for docker-compose can be found here - https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
NOTE: the docker-compose quick-start YAML files are intended for demo and trial use only. If you want to run a production deployment, we recommend you use Kubernetes with HELM to deploy the LOGIQ stack. Please contact us at : s a l e s @ l o g i q . a i
NOTE: LOGIQ services use approximately 2GB of memory. Please have sufficient memory in your system before proceeding
The first step is to get the appropriate docker-compose YAML file from the URL below.
⬇ Download the YAML here - https://logiqcf.s3.amazonaws.com/2.1.1/docker-compose.quickstart.yml
You are now ready to bring up the LOGIQ stack.
$docker-compose -f docker-compose.quickstart.yml up -d
NOTE: If you have been running previous versions of LOGIQ docker-compose, you should stop and remove the existing containers by running docker-compose -f docker-compose.quickstart.yml down and remove any older docker volume via docker-compose -f docker-compose.quickstart.yml rm && docker-compose -f docker-compose.quickstart.yml rm -v
Once the LOGIQ server is up and running, the LOGIQ UI can be accessed as described above on port 80 on the server docker-compose. You will be presented with a login screen as shown below.
Use flash-admin@foo.com / flash-password to login
The LOGIQ quickstart file includes Prometheus and Alertmanager services and a built-in monitoring dashboard for LOGIQ.
Please refer to section on data ingestion for more details.
LOGIQ exposes the below ports
7514 - Syslog / TCP - TLS
514 - Syslog / TCP - Non TLS
2514 - RELP/Rsyslog / TCP - TLS
20514 - RELP/Rsyslog / TCP - Non TLS
9998 - Server administration web cli
9999 - REST API
8081 - GRPC ( needed for logiqctl CLI )
80 - http
443 - https
24224/24225 - FluentForward protocol port / TLS
The ports used to bind are configurable via the server configuration file. See Server options for more details.
