Very helpful article. Looking forward for more on ELK setup on a cluster, best practices, performance tuning guidelines etc.. Thanks again!

Lucid, nice explanation! great job! Thank you so much!

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Really nice blog. Thanks for sharing!

Hello Everyone,

I am using a regex query in search field of kibana dashboard.
my query is page: "somename.com/places/" *

result expected:
All the extension pages of "somename.com/places/" but i am getting few results with "somename.com/"

mapping for the index

PUT search_index
{
"mappings":
{
"all":
{
"properties" :
{
"page" :
{
"type" : "string",
"index": "not_analyzed"
}
}
}
}
}

Could you please let me know what query should i use to get pages somename.com/places/ extended to it .

Thank you

You need to specify size to view all results. By default only 10 documents are shown.

Is there any way to write a query in such way that we can embedd query. e.g. Output of one kibana query to be used in another query to get data. Any pointers would be helpful.

Excellent and very helpful

Great article for a newbee

thanks for the great content!

Excellent stuff. Thank you.

Very helpful and easy to understand! Thanks!

Fantastic article, it clarifies a lot about how queries work. Thank you!

However, I can't get regex queries to work as you describe.

I get hits when I use this non-regex query on an unanalyzed field:

useragent.name:Chrome

But this corresponding regex query gives 0 hits:

useragent.name:/[Cc]hrome/

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