I have a dashboard of graphs all based on the same saved search. Is it possible to set add a filter to the dashboard, so I can easily toggle it on and off?
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I am new to Kibana and working on a project where I have to integrate a dynamic dashboard in the website for every user in the system.
Is there any way that I can achieve this on Kibana?
I tried passing the query using the iframe code, but the issue with that is If any user tries using the filter option they can see the data of the other user using the filter.
I tried not passing the filter option, however, this is not a good approach, as I want the user to filter and see only through their data.
These are the links that I referred to but didn't find any optimal solution
Filter data based on some fields in Kibana Dashboard using URL
https://discuss.elastic.co/t/kibana-embedding-dashboard-in-website-with-dynamic-filter-param/241518/2
This link describes exactly what I want to achieve.
I need to know how to pass URL filters dynamically so I can show each customer only their dashboard data based on the customer_id field or other fields.
Also how to remove the topbar add a filter so they can create their own filters
And how to hide/remove the loading kibana picture while it is loading so users don't know we are using kibana as Whitelabel.
Thanks in Advance!
My website contains a "login" link to the customer dashboard which is on another domain. We are on our way to freshen up the Google Analytics dashboard statistics and want to filter out the traffic which is clicking this link on our website from the dashboard statistics.
We tried a few options through filtering, but I think this has to be custom. Is there anyone who can help us with this?
Cheers.
Well the easiest thing here would be making a bitmap session or user-level custom dimension (or a normal one, I'm just trying to save space) and indicate in it whether the user clicked the login link. It can be done very easily in GTM.
After that, you additionally filter the traffic in your dashboard by that custom dimension.
Is there a way to select filters with “OR” operator in Kibana 4?
e.g. I’d like to use filters like
PlatformName:"window" OR PlatformName:"linux" OR PlatformName:"android"
(PlatformName is a field)
I refer to this page to use filter.
https://www.timroes.de/2015/02/07/kibana-4-tutorial-part-2-discover/
"You can expand any field in the fields list on the left by clicking on it. It will reveal the list of the most common values for that field. Use the – and + magnifier icons to quickly add a filter for to show only documents having that value (+) or to exclude all documents with that value (-).
If you add filters that way, a bar will appear on the top below the search bar. Each filter will be displayed as a tag, that you can disable temporary or remove completely."
I found a similar question here:
OR filter on dashboard in Kibana 4
Definitely you can add OR filters in your dashboard. As dashboard is created from saved visualizations, In your visualization you can add filter containing OR which will reflect such data.
As per my understanding of your question I am posting my answer (Feel free to correct me):-
Clicking on pie chart under visualize tab (Create a new visualization).
Selecting a search source - From a new search
Go to Split Slices, select aggregation as filters.
Under Query1 enter the filter you want to apply such as PlatformName:("window" OR "linux").
Click on add Filter and add Query2 as: PlatformName:("android" OR "linux").
Click on Apply to view the changed pie chart as per filters.
Save Visualization by selecting it from toolbar (2nd option beside search bar).
Go to Dashboard & Click on Add Dashboard & select your saved visualization which will reflect your pie chart.
Hope it answers your question :)
for some time in google Analytics I observe very busy with foreign sites. These are spam site. How can I protect?
Screen GA:
http://oi60.tinypic.com/2vctdae.jpg
These are called "Ghost Referrals" and the best way to rid yourself of them is to add a new view and create an Include filter for it.
Check out the full post http://blog.tylerbuchea.com/google-analytics-filtering-out-ghost-referrals/
First go the the Analytics Admin section and choose the Account and Property you'd like to apply the filter to. Then create a new view like "example.com (Ghost Referalls Filter)". Trust me on this create a new one and don't reuse your existing one. I'll explain later.
Add a new filter to your freshly created view. Then select the Custom tab, mark the Include radio button, and choose Hostname from the dropdown. Then you'll want to enter your sites hostnames separated with the OR operator "|" and make sure to add a backslash before each period. This will white list only your hostnames and block any other sites from sending fake data that muddy up your Analytics reports.
Example entry
example\.com|www\.example\.com|translate\.google\.com
So Why The New View?
If you add a filter to an existing view it will permanently change that view and all of the past data.
I Don't See Any Data
Unfortunately Analytics doesn't apply filters to past data. So all of the data in the filtered view will be from the day it was assigned onwards. Just give it a few days and you'll be using your original view less and less.
If your picture is what I think it is, its actually a GA issue. Its fake referral spam.
https://megalytic.com/blog/how-to-filter-out-fake-referrals-and-other-google-analytics-spam
Everytime I put a graph in a dashboard it sets the title to the name of the dataset (report).
I'd like to decide it by myself. I searched a solution but i could not find it.
With Microstrategy desktop you can edit a graph (you can just double-click on it or click the edit icon), select the graph title and right-click, now you should have an option to Edit it.
Otherwise you can reach the section Titles and modify the Title.