bonifield/elasticsearch-ingest-pipeline-mapper

Visually diagrams Elasticsearch ingest pipelines using Python and Graphviz

Elasticsearch Ingest Pipeline Mapper

Visually diagrams Elasticsearch ingest pipelines using Python and Graphviz

Uses basic authentication (username and password) to request the _ingest/pipeline Elasticsearch endpoint

Usage

Defaults to creating /tmp/graph.dot (text dotfile) and /tmp/dot.png (graph image)

python3 pipeline-mapper.py

Example Output

graph

dotfile

digraph "" {
        graph [rankdir=LR];
        "packetbeat-8.14.3-routing" -> "packetbeat-8.14.3-cassandra";
        "packetbeat-8.14.3-routing" -> "packetbeat-8.14.3-dhcpv4";
        "packetbeat-8.14.3-routing" -> "packetbeat-8.14.3-dns";
        "packetbeat-8.14.3-routing" -> "packetbeat-8.14.3-flow";
        "packetbeat-8.14.3-routing" -> "packetbeat-8.14.3-http";
        "packetbeat-8.14.3-routing" -> "packetbeat-8.14.3-icmp";
        "packetbeat-8.14.3-routing" -> "packetbeat-8.14.3-memcached";
	...

Prerequisites

From the PyGraphviz Installation Documentation

sudo apt-get install graphviz graphviz-dev
python3 -m pip install pygraphviz

Default Values

If no arguments are given, the following are default values:

• -u, --user: elastic
• -p, --password: abcd1234
• -s, --server: https://elasticsearch.local:9200/_ingest/pipeline
• -d, --dotfile: /tmp/graph.dot
• -o, --outfile: /tmp/dot.png