Jeppe Bundgaard
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- Introduce `docker-compose.fleet-host.yml` allowing Elastic Agent to connect to a host-installed Fleet Server. - Add `pingRoute` to provide a simple `/ping` endpoint returning "pong" with a timestamp.
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870 B
YAML
18 lines
870 B
YAML
services:
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# Do not start the in-container Fleet Server when using a host-installed Fleet Server
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fleet-server:
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profiles: [disabled]
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# Point the Elastic Agent container to the host Fleet Server
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elastic-agent:
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environment:
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- FLEET_URL=http://host.docker.internal:8220
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# No change to 8200: APM intake stays exposed from this container
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## Usage (Windows + WSL host Fleet Server):
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## 1) Stop containerized Fleet services to free port 8220:
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## docker compose stop fleet-server elastic-agent
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## 2) Install Fleet Server on WSL (see commands I provided), verify http://localhost:8220/api/status
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## 3) Start Elastic Agent pointing to host Fleet:
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## docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.fleet-host.yml up -d elastic-agent
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## 4) Verify in Kibana → Fleet → Agents: Fleet Server (host) healthy; Elastic Agent (container) healthy. |