Connect OpenSearch so Foggy can search your application and infrastructure logs.Documentation Index
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What Foggy can do
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| Logs | Search, filter, and analyse log streams |
Setup
Go to Connectors → Add Connector → OpenSearch and fill in the form.| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Yes | Label for this connector (e.g. “Production OpenSearch”) |
| Host | Yes | Your OpenSearch endpoint (e.g. https://opensearch.my-company.com) |
| Token | No | Bearer token for authenticated access. Omit if your cluster is open or sits behind a network-level auth proxy. |
Read-only. Foggy only issues search queries — no index writes, no cluster mutations.
Troubleshooting
- 401 / 403 on every query — cluster requires auth; enter a bearer token.
- Timeouts from self-hosted clusters — the Foggy agent must reach the OpenSearch endpoint over the network. For private clusters, deploy the Satellite agent (see Self-Hosted → Install Foggy).
Next steps
Grafana
Query dashboards, metrics, and alerts from Grafana.
Kubernetes
Monitor cluster health alongside log search.