How to display the Top N metrics with Timelion? (Elasticsearch)
I've read a few posts about people trying to display the Top N metrics relative to date histogram. https://discuss.elastic.co/t/kibana-line-chart-limit-number-of-lines-over-date-histogram/52700
The somewhat concensus is to use Timelion to refer to a prexisting query but I can't find an example of that. Can someone walk me through it?
For (imaginary) bonus points, my more specific question is: what are the top N splitted terms of the weekly average of the daily max of this metric?
To show I've tried but not necessarily helpful:
.es(index=<my index>,metric=max:process_duration,split=<term>.keyword:7,timefield=@timestamp).mvavg(8).label("$1", "^.* > <term>.keyword:(.+) > .*" ).color('blue:green:yellow:red').title("Top <term> Duration").yaxis(label="<term> Duration (s)",color=white)
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asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:21
Mark McGownMark McGown
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I've read a few posts about people trying to display the Top N metrics relative to date histogram. https://discuss.elastic.co/t/kibana-line-chart-limit-number-of-lines-over-date-histogram/52700
The somewhat concensus is to use Timelion to refer to a prexisting query but I can't find an example of that. Can someone walk me through it?
For (imaginary) bonus points, my more specific question is: what are the top N splitted terms of the weekly average of the daily max of this metric?
To show I've tried but not necessarily helpful:
.es(index=<my index>,metric=max:process_duration,split=<term>.keyword:7,timefield=@timestamp).mvavg(8).label("$1", "^.* > <term>.keyword:(.+) > .*" ).color('blue:green:yellow:red').title("Top <term> Duration").yaxis(label="<term> Duration (s)",color=white)
elasticsearch kibana timelion
asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:21
Mark McGownMark McGown
777
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I've read a few posts about people trying to display the Top N metrics relative to date histogram. https://discuss.elastic.co/t/kibana-line-chart-limit-number-of-lines-over-date-histogram/52700
The somewhat concensus is to use Timelion to refer to a prexisting query but I can't find an example of that. Can someone walk me through it?
For (imaginary) bonus points, my more specific question is: what are the top N splitted terms of the weekly average of the daily max of this metric?
To show I've tried but not necessarily helpful:
.es(index=<my index>,metric=max:process_duration,split=<term>.keyword:7,timefield=@timestamp).mvavg(8).label("$1", "^.* > <term>.keyword:(.+) > .*" ).color('blue:green:yellow:red').title("Top <term> Duration").yaxis(label="<term> Duration (s)",color=white)
elasticsearch kibana timelion
asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:21
Mark McGownMark McGown
777
I've read a few posts about people trying to display the Top N metrics relative to date histogram. https://discuss.elastic.co/t/kibana-line-chart-limit-number-of-lines-over-date-histogram/52700
The somewhat concensus is to use Timelion to refer to a prexisting query but I can't find an example of that. Can someone walk me through it?
For (imaginary) bonus points, my more specific question is: what are the top N splitted terms of the weekly average of the daily max of this metric?
To show I've tried but not necessarily helpful:
.es(index=<my index>,metric=max:process_duration,split=<term>.keyword:7,timefield=@timestamp).mvavg(8).label("$1", "^.* > <term>.keyword:(.+) > .*" ).color('blue:green:yellow:red').title("Top <term> Duration").yaxis(label="<term> Duration (s)",color=white)
elasticsearch kibana timelion
elasticsearch kibana timelion
asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:21
Mark McGownMark McGown
777
asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:21
Mark McGownMark McGown
777
asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:21
Mark McGownMark McGown
777
asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:21
Mark McGownMark McGown
777
asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:21
Mark McGownMark McGown
777
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