Installing the Elastic Stack | Elastic Installation and Upgrade Guide [8.19] | Elastic

This documentation contains work-in-progress information for future Elastic Stack and Cloud releases. Use the version selector to view supported release docs. It also contains some Elastic Cloud serverless information. Check out our serverless docs for more details. « Overview Tutorial 1: Installing a self-managed Elastic Stack » Installing the Elastic Stackedit IMPORTANT: This documentation is no longer updated. Refer to Elastic's version policy and the latest documentation. Installing the Elastic Stackedit When installing the Elastic Stack, you must use the same version across the entire stack. For example, if you are using Elasticsearch 8.19.12, you install Beats 8.19.12, APM Server 8.19.12, Elasticsearch Hadoop 8.19.12, Kibana 8.19.12, and Logstash 8.19.12. If you’re upgrading an existing installation, see Upgrading the Elastic Stack for information about how to ensure compatibility with 8.19.12. For an example of installing and configuring the Elastic Stack, you can try out our Tutorial 1: Installing a self-managed Elastic Stack. After that, you can also learn how to secure your installation for production following the steps in Tutorial 2: Securing a self-managed Elastic Stack. Network requirementsedit To install the Elastic Stack on-premises, the following ports need to be open for each component. Default port Component 3002 Enterprise Search 5044 Elastic Agent → Logstash Beats → Logstash 5601 Kibana Elastic Agent → Fleet Fleet Server → Fleet 8220 Elastic Agent → Fleet Server APM Server 9200-9300 Elasticsearch REST API 9300-9400 Elasticsearch node transport and communication 9600-9700 Logstash REST API Each Elastic integration has its own ports and dependencies. Verify these ports and dependencies before installation. Refer to Integrations. For more information on supported network configurations, refer to Elasticsearch Ingest Architectures. Installation orderedit Install the Elastic Stack products you want to use in the following order: Elasticsearch (install instructions) Kibana (install) Logstash (install) Elastic Agent (install instructions) or Beats (install instructions) APM (install instructions) Elasticsearch Hadoop (install instructions) Installing in this order ensures that the components each product depends on are in place. Installing on Elastic Cloudedit Elastic Cloud Hosted is available on AWS, GCP, and Azure, and you can try it for free. Installing on Elastic Cloud is easy: a single click creates an Elasticsearch cluster configured to the size you want, with or without high availability. The subscription features are always installed, so you automatically have the ability to secure and monitor your cluster. Kibana is enabled automatically, and a number of popular plugins are readily available. Some Elastic Cloud features can be used only with a specific subscription. For more information, see https://www.elastic.co/pricing/. « Overview Tutorial 1: Installing a self-managed Elastic Stack » Most Popular Video Get Started with Elasticsearch Video Intro to Kibana Video ELK for Logs & Metrics