How to make stacked histograms on kibana? - kibana

I have logs with different log levels and I want to design a date histogram like the one at the bottom of the picture :
At a particular date it should show say WARN logs with red and INFO logs above that with blue. Also I don't have log level indexed. But I do have INFO and WARN as saved searches.

As per my understanding you have a field wherein you can search for INFO & WARN and based on these searches, you want to build a stacked histogram as shown above.
The solution for the same is:
Click On Visualize Tab and Select Visualization Type as Vertical Bar Chart.
Select search source as From a New Search.
Then design your visualization by selecting buckets type as X-Axis and aggregation as Date Histogram with the required field such as #timestamp.
Then add sub-buckets as Split Bars and select sub-aggregation as Filters.
Mention the filter value as per search query. For example: log:INFO (In filter1) & log:WARN (In filter2).
You will get the resulting stacked Histogram. Also you can choose the color as required by clicking on the log:INFO label (towards the right of the histogram) and can choose your required color.

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[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/NdA7s.png
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Hope this helps.
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I watched some tutorial videos and there supposed to have more options in the dropdownlist like Top, which means for pie chart creation.
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Change it to have more values.

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Now I would like to another line for another query (for example python) in the same chart. I am not so sure how to do that. Also "Markdown widget" is the way to add a legend?
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