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I use elastic search + Python scripts(running as bolt on Storm)+ Kibana (with better map) for analytics and its uber cool . Only things where Kibana miss out is
by linux_devil 12y ago
I use elastic search + Python scripts(running as bolt on Storm)+ Kibana (with better map) for analytics and its uber cool . Only things where Kibana miss out is 'unique counts' , multiple dashboards across different Document types etc. I hope these get addressed in near future .
- ehurrell 12y agoThat sounds like an interesting stack, I use python quite a bit and have been dabbling with elasticsearch, glad to see the options for combining the two!
- divideby0 12y agoKibana 4 should have some of that: http://www.elasticsearch.org/blog/kibana-4-beta-1-released/ http://www.elasticsearch.org/blog/kibana-4-beta-1-released/ It exposes quite a bit of the new aggregation functionality added to ES 1.x.
- Karunamon 12y agoUnfortunately Kibana 4 is missing a lot of functionality from 3.x. One feature that we really want back is the global search scope per dashboard. Example: Say you've got a dashboard showing hits on a web service. You've got a pie chart showing HTTP return codes, a bar chart showing response times, and another few graphs and charts detailing various data out of the requests themselves. You could click on, say, the "500" in your return code pie chart, and then every visualization on the page would redraw and show you stats for just requests that that were 500s. (What's unique about the requests that return server errors?) Or turn it around - click on the section of a chart that denotes requests that took longer than 100ms to process, and now you see info about those requests only. (What makes these long-time requests so special?) This was a jaw-droppingly awesome troubleshooting tool, and now it's gone. I hope they return it before Kibana4 gets out of beta!