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@lastcall/kibana-code-deployer
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CLI tool assisting code-based deployments to Kibana
This package is a command-line tool that can be used to import and export saved Kibana objects to JSON files in a local directory. These JSON files can be committed to version control.
You can install this project using a simple command:
npm i @lastcall/kibana-code-deployer
Once you have it installed, create a configuration file in your project root (kcd.json
). The config file will contain information about your Kibana installation, as well as a local directory that will be used to store exported objects.
# kcd.json
{
"kibana": {
"url": "THE_URL_TO_KIBANA"
},
"directory": "LOCAL_DIRECTORY_TO_PUT_EXPORTS_IN",
}
Now you're ready to rock! To see what would be exported by KCD, run the following command:
node_modules/.bin/kcd compare
To export those objects from you Kibana instance to your local directory, run:
node_modules/.bin/kcd export-all
To import those same objects from your local directory to your Kibana instance, run:
node_modules/.bin/kcd import-all
FAQs
CLI tool assisting code-based deployments to Kibana
We found that @lastcall/kibana-code-deployer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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