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    * One or more Beats. You install Beats on your servers to capture the data.
    For installation steps, see the documentation for your Beat.
  - * Elasticsearch for storage and indexing. See <<elasticsearch-installation>>
  - * Optionally Logstash for inserting data into Elasticsearch. See <<logstash-installation>>
  - * Kibana for the UI. See <<kibana-installation>>
  - * Kibana dashboards for visualizing the data. See <<load-kibana-dashboards>>
  + * Elasticsearch for storage and indexing. See <<elasticsearch-installation>>.
  + * Optionally Logstash for inserting data into Elasticsearch. See <<logstash-installation>>.
  + * Kibana for the UI. See <<kibana-installation>>.
  + * Kibana dashboards for visualizing the data. See <<load-kibana-dashboards>>.
   
   NOTE: To get started, you can install Elasticsearch and Kibana on a
   single VM or even on your laptop. The only condition is that the machine must be
  
positive.code: the required plugin, run the following command inside the logstash directory
  (for deb and rpm installs, the directory is `/opt/logstash`).
  
  
  ["source","sh",subs="attributes,callouts"]
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  ./bin/plugin install logstash-input-beats
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  To use this setup, edit the Beats configuration file (for example, `packetbeat.yml`) to disable the Elasticsearch
  
negative.code: sudo service elasticsearch start
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  [[mac]]*mac:*
  
  ["source","sh",subs="attributes,callouts"]
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