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Index
Title Page Copyright and Credits
Mastering Kibana 6.x
Packt Upsell
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Contributors
About the author About the reviewers Packt is searching for authors like you
Preface
Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book
Download the color images Conventions used
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Reviews
Revising the ELK Stack
What is ELK Stack?
Elasticsearch Logstash Kibana Beats
Installing the ELK Stack
Elasticsearch
Installing Elasticsearch using a TAR file Installing Elasticsearch with Homebrew Installing Elasticsearch with MSI Windows Installer Installing Elasticsearch with the Debian package Installing Elasticsearch with the RPM package
Logstash
Using apt package repositories Using yum package repositories
Kibana
Installing Kibana using .tar.gz Installing Kibana using the Debian package Installing Kibana using rpm Installing Kibana on Windows
Beats
Packetbeat Metricbeat Filebeat Winlogbeat Heartbeat
ELK use cases
Log management Security monitoring and alerting Web scraping E-commerce search solutions Full text search Visualizing data
Summary
Setting Up and Customizing the Kibana Dashboard
Setting up the stage
Configuring Logstash to fetch data from the Apache log file Outputting the log data into Elasticsearch Configuring Kibana to read the Elasticsearch index Creating demo visualizations with Apache log data
Creating the dashboard
Customizing the dashboard
Editing the visualization Changing the title by customizing the panel Moving the visualization to full screen Deleting the visualization from the dashboard Changing the colors of the visualization Dragging and dropping visualizations on a desired location on the dashboard Resizing the visualization as per our requirements Exporting CSV data from the visualization Getting the Elasticsearch request, response, and statistics
Summary
Exploring Your Data
Kibana Discover Discovering data using Kibana Discover
Configuring Packetbeat to push packet data into Elasticsearch Configuring Kibana to read the Elasticsearch index with packet logs
Exploring Kibana Discover to access packet data
Showing the required fields Applying the time filter Elasticsearch query DSL Filter Saving and opening searches
Saving the result Opening the result Sharing results
Field data statistics
Summary
Visualizing the Data
Creating visualizations
Basic charts Data Maps Time series Other
Pie charts
Metric aggregation Bucket aggregation Creating a pie chart Adding another dimension to the pie chart
Bar charts
Metric aggregation Bucket aggregation Creating a bar chart
Area charts
Creating an area chart
Data metrics
Creating a data metric
Data tables
Creating the data table
Tag clouds
Creating a tag cloud
Markdown
Creating a markdown visualization
Sharing visualizations Summary
Dashboarding to Showcase Key Performance Indicators
Creating the dashboard Arranging visualizations
Moving visualizations Resizing visualizations Removing visualizations Showing in full screen Showing visualization data Modifying the visualization Saving the dashboard Sharing the dashboard
Sharing the saved dashboard Sharing the snapshot
Cloning the dashboard
Exploring the dashboard
The search query Adding filters Applying the time filter Clicking on visualizations
Summary
Handling Time Series Data with Timelion
Timelion interface Timeline expression .es function parameters Chainable methods
.sum() .avg() .min() .max() .log() .abs() .divide() .multiply() .derivative() .bars() .color() .label() .legend() .movingaverage() .trend() .range() .precision()
Data source functions
Elasticsearch
Static/value World bank Setting the offset for data sources
Saving Timelion graph Timelion sheet option Deleting Timelion sheet Timelion help
Function reference Keyboard tips
Timelion auto-refresh Summary
Interact with Your Data Using Dev Tools
Console
Copy as cURL Auto indent Multiple requests in console
Profiling queries
Query profile Aggregation profile
Grok debugger Summary
Tweaking Your Configuration with Kibana Management
Index pattern
Creating the index pattern Setting the default index pattern Refreshing index pattern fields Deleting an index pattern Managing fields
String Dates Geographic point field Numbers
Saved objects
Dashboards Searches Visualizations
Advanced settings
xPack:defaultAdminEmail search:queryLanguage search:queryLanguage:switcher:enable dateFormat dateFormat:tz dateFormat:dow defaultIndex
Reporting Security
Roles Users
Watcher
Creating the watch
Threshold alert Advanced watch
Deleting the watch
Summary
Understanding X-Pack Features
Installing X-Pack
Installing X-Pack into Elasticsearch Installing X-Pack into Kibana
Features of X-Pack
Monitoring
Elasticsearch monitoring Kibana monitoring
Security settings
Users Roles
Machine learning
Other options of X-Pack
Application Performance Monitoring Logging
Apache logs MySQL logs Nginx logs System logs
Metrics
Apache metrics Docker metrics Kubernetes metrics MySQL metrics Nginx metrics Redis metrics System metrics
Summary 
Machine Learning with Kibana
Machine learning jobs
Single metric Jobs Multi-metric jobs Population Jobs Advanced Jobs
Create a machine learning job
Data visualizer Single metric Job Managing jobs
Job settings Job config Datafeed Counts JSON Job messages Datafeed preview
Anomaly explorer Single metric viewer Multi metric job Explore multi metric job result Population job
Summary 
Create Super Cool Dashboard from a Web Application
JDBC input plugin
Scheduling Maintaining the last SQL value  Fetch size
Configuring Logstash for database input Creating a dashboard using MySQL data
Creating visualizations
Total blog and top blog count Blogger-wise blog counts Tag cloud for blog categories Blogger name-category-views-blog pie chart Tabular view of blog details
Create dashboard
Summary
Different Use Cases of Kibana
Time-series data handling
Conditional formatting Tracking trends
A visual builder for handling time series data GeoIP for Elastic Stack
Ingest node GeoIP with Packetbeat data
Summary
Creating Monitoring Dashboards Using Beats
Configuring the Beats
Filebeat
Configuring Filebeat
Metricbeat
Configuring Metricbeat
Enabling the modules using the metricbeat.yml file Enabling the modules from the modules.d directory
Packetbeat
Configuring Packetbeat
Creating visualizations using Beat data
Visualization using Filebeat Visualization using Metricbeat Visualization using Packetbeat
Creating the dashboard Importing Beat dashboards
Importing dashboards in Filebeat Importing dashboards in Metricbeat Importing dashboards in Packetbeat
Summary
Best Practices
Requirement of test environment Picking the right time filter field Avoiding large document indexing Avoiding sparsity
Avoiding unrelated data in the same index Normalizing the document Avoiding types in Indices
Avoiding wildcard searches Summary
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