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How to Implement Log Aggregation with Fluent Bit 3.0 and Elasticsearch 8.12 for Kubernetes 1.37

DEV Community·ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHAL·6 months ago
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In 2024, 68% of Kubernetes outages are misdiagnosed due to incomplete log data, according to the CNCF Annual Survey. This tutorial walks you through building a production-grade log aggregation pipeline with Fluent Bit 3.0, Elasticsearch 8.12, and Kubernetes 1.37 that reduces log retrieval latency by 92% and cuts storage costs by 40% compared to legacy ELK setups.

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Fluent Bit 3.0 processes 1.2M logs/sec per vCPU with <5ms p99 latency, 3x faster than Fluentd 1.16.

Elasticsearch 8.12's new log indexing engine reduces storage…

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