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Oracle Database and ELK Stack – Let’s do Data Visualization

Visualize Oracle Database using Elasticsearch, Kibana and Logstash. Hands-On Training

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Oracle Database and ELK Stack – Let’s do Data Visualization
Course Introduction and what we going to build Mugt sapak!
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Wideo - 7.81 MB
Introduction to ELK Stack
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Wideo - 11 MB
Create AWS Oracle RDS, Connect using SQL developer, and Create HR schema tables
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Wideo - 21.7 MB
Let’s create our ELK server on the GCP compute engine
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Wideo - 19.2 MB
Elasticsearch, Kibana, and Logstash Installation and Configuration
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Wideo - 80.4 MB
Let’s write our SQL queries for Visualization
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Wideo - 33.9 MB
Let’s create our Logstash Configuration file and ingest data into Elasticsearch
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Wideo - 44.4 MB
Create Index Pattern and Visualize data using Kibana – Part 1
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Wideo - 20.4 MB
Create Index Pattern and Visualize data using Kibana – Part 2
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Wideo - 29.1 MB
It’s time to create our Dashboard in Kibana
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Wideo - 20 MB
Learn about S3 static content hosting and embed the Kibana dashboard on a Webpage
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Wideo - 39.6 MB
Material used in the course
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Note: (For any Technical issues, reach out to [email protected])

To take advantage of the powerful search capabilities offered by Elasticsearch, many businesses will deploy Elasticsearch alongside existing relational databases. It will likely be necessary to keep Elasticsearch synchronized with the stored data in the associated relational database in such a scenario. (Source: Official Elastic Documentation)

This course will see how we can visualize RDBMS data using elk stack, and we will use Kibana to create beautiful visualizations and dashboards. We are going to do everything from scratch.

After completing this course, you’ll get an idea that ELK is not only used for logging purposes but can be used for visualizing RDBMS data. Additionally, I will use AWS RDS, GCP Compute Engine, AWS S3 in the course. I’m sure you’ll have fun learning these sessions.

What you’ll learn:
Configuring ELK Stack from the beginning
AWS RDS for Oracle
GCP Compute Engine Service
Logstash Configuration File
Oracle DB connectivity using Logstash
Data Visualization using Kibana
Oracle HR schema data Visualization

Who this course is for:
Software Developers
Data analyst
BSA
Managers

You can post your doubts and queries, and I'll get back to you within 48 hours.

 

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Mugallym hakda

Mayank Singh

Cloud Computing and Database

I'm a database and cloud enthusiast. I've experience creating complete cloud solutions, ETL pipelines, infrastructure as code, managing DB, DW, and Data Lake, and implementing disaster recovery solutions. I'm a firm believer in proactive, lifelong learning. As I learn new technologies, I find fun ways to practice them.

I'm - AWS, Snaplogic, OCI, Oracle, Azure, and Alibaba Cloud Certified

"Learn by doing." 

 

Disclaimer: I, "Mayank Singh," certify that I own all the content of this school. My courses are not sponsored by any of the brands mentioned in the lectures. All thoughts mentioned are my own. I appreciate your support!

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