Is it there a way to change the string/keyword being displayed on a specific dashboard?
Lets say that in a certain display I have the following keyword being shown.
[Scan 1] Extended HTTP Methods found
Is it there a way so this keyword appears as
Extended HTTP Methods found
Without changing the actual document within elasticsearch with an update query?
as it stands currently, changing the X-axis and Y-axis, is not possible. However, if you can create the same visualization in Vega, it will be flexible to change the respective axis.
I used the default visualization given by Vega, and I was able to change the specific axis title as follows:
The query:
After that, I saved the visualization and added it in a dashboard.
It may be done as follows:
Create or use an existing dashboard.
If you are creating a new select the following option (Add An Existing):
Search for the object
It will be added to this dashboard as follows:
Let me know if you have any issue, I will be glad to help.
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Here if i want to change the name of others to something else. how must I do in grafana. my datasource is elasticsearc
Go on value mappings on right side where there is option to choose and make settings in visualization. change the value mappings accordingly by writing the value which is originally shown for the bars of bar graph and with the text you want to show on the graph
I am using Kibana 7.1, and want to have a control to turn on filters, e.g. I would like a switch like control that would turn a filter on/off and allow us to see data through that context? Does this exist somewhere? Is there a good tutorial on how to make a custom control?
Thank you!
As you stated in the comments section, you want to use a control that affects filters on dashboards/visualizations. For this use case one would create a controls visualization. Therefore click on Visualize -> Create Visualization -> Controls.
You can decide between an options list and a range slider. I've created an options list on the agent.hostname field on filebeat indices.
Check out the options tab as well for fine tuning your needs.
Since this is a normal visualization, you can add it to your dashboard and apply filters via the options list and range sliders. If you checked 'Update Kibana filters on each change' on the options tab in the controls visualization, the filters will be applied to the data on the dashboard.
I hope I could help you!
Is it possible to have a Table Panel in Grafana, and when you click on a row, it shows a graph from another set of time series?
I see there is a feature request for it, but I'm not sure it's available yet
https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/5481
Looking for any suggestions on making the rows in a Table Panel
'clickable' and use it to drill down to a more detailed view (another
dashboard using Template variables). Currently displaying a summary of
several servers as rows in a Table Panel and we want to select an
individual row (i.e a server) to drill down to a more detailed
Dashboard.
Any ways to do this?
Thanks
You can achieve this also in 4.x by defining a link for a table column (in the Column Styles section under Visualization). The link can refer to another dashboard and embed current cell's value (or other cell in the same row) as a parameter.
For example the link Url can be:
/d/c9xaXx5Zz/tree-node?var-datasource=$datasource&var-interval_id=${__cell_1}&from=$__from&to=$__to&var-path=root
In Grafana 6 or above you can preserve the time range filter using the $__from and $__to built-in vars.
The available built-in variables to access cell contents are not well documented, but they can be found by hovering over the (i) icon of the Url in the table panel.
More info on built-in vars: https://grafana.com/docs/reference/templating/#global-built-in-variables
The feature request you linked to is a duplicate of this one which links to this Pull Request. The PR was recently merged so it is available now as a nightly build and will be included in the upcoming 5.0.0 release in September/October.
Drill Down Option can be used from General option from Grafana Dashboard.
Copy the link in the Url of the table which you want to show. Change the items in the variable part which is changing according to the need.It will be of format var-name=value
The link URL works well if you are linking to another dashboard, but it does not work well if you are changing a variable on the same dashboard as it does not auto-refresh.
You can add JavaScript into the URL instead of a link.
javascript:$('a.variable-value-link').trigger('click'); $('span:contains(${__cell:raw})').closest('a').trigger('click');
The JavaScript only works for a single dropdown, it would have to be updated if there were multiple dropdowns. I worked on this quickly, so I am sure there is a better way to use JavaScript to change the variable. It basically opens the dropdown, finds the value from the current row and selects it.
In Tableau 9.2, how can I use a filter which filters from one dashboard to another so that when I trigger it, it does not switch dashboards? I have found this answer online, yet the poster cautions that their method should only be used for V7 and not V9.
Create another action as a filter in the sheet you want to stay in and select all of the dashboards as source and target. As this is the newest action it should make you stay in the same sheet while you keep applying different filters to your data.
In the Dashboard Menu go to Actions and add a Filter,in the filter select source dashboard and select other dashboard as target.This will redirect you to different tab.
You could use a parameter along with calculated fields, or use the JavaScript API
Filter actions also change to the target sheet or dashboard, if not already in focus (as you found out)
If you are doing single selection and your list of values is relatively stable, you could use a parameter instead -- loading the initial values from your field. And then define calculated fields that access the parameter value and use those fields on filter shelves as desired.
Changing a parameter value does not change the view to a target sheet -- unlike a filter action.
The downside of this approach is that the parameter values are not loaded dynamically from a data source and that parameters can only have a single value.
Another option could be to use the JavaScript API in some way. You could listen for changes to the selection, and take whatever action you want in response. That only works if you publish to Tableau Server, and you may want to then pull out some of the navigation controls into your own HTML/CSS -- say to filter the second dashboard just before switching to it.
Is there any way to colorize or, in general, apply styles to results table on Kibana 4? I'm talking about the discover result table.
Basically, our logs have a level field and we want to add colors on the result table based on its value, so they can be easily recognized. E.g: Error messages should be red, warning messages yellow.
I know elastic search has some highlighting capabilities but know do not how to use them with kibana
Update:
You can now color Strings easily:
log into kibana
go to Management (settings)
click "index patterns" and choose your pattern
click on Severity (or whatever name your logs have there), then on edit (you can also do it for a service or other columns)
in "Format" choose 'Color', Then in 'Pattern' write INFO or a pattern you would like and choose the corresponding color
Seems that custom formatters is the way to go. I.e: writing a new component using JavaScript and Html
This example creates a formatter to highlight text. It's not exactly what is being asked, but it should work as base.