Run Kibana from command line
i have run elasticsearch and i can reach my node from "http://localhost:9200/" , then i exctracted kibana and switch to '/Users/amir/Downloads/ELKStack/kibana-6.5.4-darwin-x86_64/bin', after i tried to run 'kibana', but the error "command not found" appear on my terminal. But i can run 'kibana' execution manually from '/kibana-6.5.4-darwin-x86_64/bin' and i can access to it from "http://localhost:5601"
should i add any export path in bash file?
I'm using OS X mojave
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i have run elasticsearch and i can reach my node from "http://localhost:9200/" , then i exctracted kibana and switch to '/Users/amir/Downloads/ELKStack/kibana-6.5.4-darwin-x86_64/bin', after i tried to run 'kibana', but the error "command not found" appear on my terminal. But i can run 'kibana' execution manually from '/kibana-6.5.4-darwin-x86_64/bin' and i can access to it from "http://localhost:5601"
should i add any export path in bash file?
I'm using OS X mojave
elasticsearch
asked Jan 14 at 7:08
Amir SoleimaniAmir Soleimani
11
add a comment |
i have run elasticsearch and i can reach my node from "http://localhost:9200/" , then i exctracted kibana and switch to '/Users/amir/Downloads/ELKStack/kibana-6.5.4-darwin-x86_64/bin', after i tried to run 'kibana', but the error "command not found" appear on my terminal. But i can run 'kibana' execution manually from '/kibana-6.5.4-darwin-x86_64/bin' and i can access to it from "http://localhost:5601"
should i add any export path in bash file?
I'm using OS X mojave
elasticsearch
asked Jan 14 at 7:08
Amir SoleimaniAmir Soleimani
11
i have run elasticsearch and i can reach my node from "http://localhost:9200/" , then i exctracted kibana and switch to '/Users/amir/Downloads/ELKStack/kibana-6.5.4-darwin-x86_64/bin', after i tried to run 'kibana', but the error "command not found" appear on my terminal. But i can run 'kibana' execution manually from '/kibana-6.5.4-darwin-x86_64/bin' and i can access to it from "http://localhost:5601"
should i add any export path in bash file?
I'm using OS X mojave
elasticsearch
elasticsearch
asked Jan 14 at 7:08
Amir SoleimaniAmir Soleimani
11
asked Jan 14 at 7:08
Amir SoleimaniAmir Soleimani
11
asked Jan 14 at 7:08
Amir SoleimaniAmir Soleimani
11
asked Jan 14 at 7:08
Amir SoleimaniAmir Soleimani
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asked Jan 14 at 7:08
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