@ANANDABABUB17363769  I understand the challenge with Pega Cloud not supporting Filebeat installation directly. However, you can still integrate Pega logs into Elastic Kibana by leveraging alternative methods. Since Pega Cloud supports exporting logs to an Amazon S3 bucket, you can use Logstash with the S3 input plugin to pull logs from the S3 bucket. First, set up an AWS IAM role with the necessary permissions to access the S3 bucket. Then, install Logstash on a separate server and configure the S3 input plugin to read the logs from your S3 bucket. After that, use the Elasticsearch output plugin in Logstash to send the logs to your Elasticsearch instance. This approach eliminates the need to install Filebeat on Pega systems. Additionally, ensure that your Logstash configuration includes any required filters to parse and format the logs appropriately for Kibana dashboards. For detailed steps, refer to the official Logstash documentation on the S3 input plugin and Elasticsearch output plugin. Alternatively, you can explore using AWS Lambda functions to automatically transfer logs from S3 to Elasticsearch if you prefer a serverless approach. This setup will allow you to create customized Kibana dashboards based on the Pega logs stored in Elasticsearch. If you need more specific guidance, consulting the Elastic and Pega Cloud documentation or reaching out to their support teams may provide further assistance.