Graylog: Retrieve the Graylog cluster ID

This documentation is part of the Enterprise licence guide. You can view the complete guide here: How to manage the Graylog Enterprise licence.

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When requesting an Enterprise licence, the Graylog website will ask for your cluster ID. To find it, log in to your Graylog admin panel, go to "Enterprise", then "License", and locate the cluster ID in the "Installed licenses" section.

Bear in mind that you must first activate the "Graylog Enterprise" plugin in the Stackhero dashboard (see instructions below).

Continue reading this guide

  1. Read the full guide: Enterprise licence
    How to manage the Graylog Enterprise licence
  2. Obtain a Graylog Enterprise licence
  3. Activate the Graylog Enterprise plugin
  4. Add a Graylog Enterprise licence

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