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Veena Kencharadder • 8 years ago

Can we add border to visualization in kibana 5.4.1 same as in kibana 4

Tim Roes • 8 years ago

Hey, you could hack the source code to change the styling again. But there is currently no theming possibility and no switch that you can enable to have borders back.

Veena Kencharadder • 8 years ago

Thanks

PaviGanesh • 7 years ago

Hi Tim Roes, Can you please help in the basic setting up of ELK together in Ubuntu 18.04 AWS?

jobyjohny • 8 years ago

Thank you Tim for the details.
I have a specific usecase in which I am trying to visualize the data and most of them are in text format.
All the data will be present in spark/hive and can be moved to elasticsearch

Sample data will be like this
Case C2017039999999 - Investigation and Narrative Creation

Key Bank

Case Summary

This case is related to Focal Entity Key Bank.This case consists of 2 alerts and 10 transactions.These transactions were conducted between 01 Jan 2017 and 31 Mar 2017,the transaction amount range between $100.00 and $450,000.00.The overall total is $950,000,00.There are 4 originators and 8 beneficiary involved in these transactions.

In the past, there were 20 prior cases similiar to this one.

Alert Details

Alert Number :A123.

Detection Scenario: Reason for this alert generation.

This alert consists of 5 transactions.These 5 transctions were conducted between 01 Jan 2017 and 31 Mar 2017, the transactions amount range between $50.00 and $225,000,00 and the overall total is $475,000,00. There are 2 originators and 4 beneficiary involved in these transactions.

All the case #,alert and transaction details will be stored in Hive tables. Is it possible to show this Kibana ?

Galaafataa Diinaa • 9 years ago

nice tutorial! Could you also recommend how to use csv file in kibana elasticsearch?

Tim Roes • 9 years ago

Thanks. You can use e.g. Logstash with it's CSV plugin to insert CSV files into Elasticsearch. In one of the upcoming versions Kibana itself will introduce an CSV importer, so you cann import CSV files directly from Kibana into Elasticsearch which makes starting a quick analysis of some data a lot of faster. The feature was stripped before the 5.0 release, but already working pretty good, that's why I assume it will make it into one of the next minor releases.