Is it possible to write a aggregation query in Dev Tools of Kibana and then store the result?
I have a field in elastic search loaded that has information in it as:
message: Requesting 30 containers
message: Requesting 40 containers
.
.
.
message: Requesting 50 containers
I want to get a total of all containers used in the job. (30+40+50=120, in this case).
Is it more efficient to extract these values in a field in logstash and then use aggregation queries in elasticsearch or given the message above everything is possible in elasticsearch?
Also, if I write a aggregation query in Dev Tools of Kibana, then is it possible to store the result to be used for visualization?
elasticsearch logstash kibana
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
RajRaj
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I have a field in elastic search loaded that has information in it as:
message: Requesting 30 containers
message: Requesting 40 containers
.
.
.
message: Requesting 50 containers
I want to get a total of all containers used in the job. (30+40+50=120, in this case).
Is it more efficient to extract these values in a field in logstash and then use aggregation queries in elasticsearch or given the message above everything is possible in elasticsearch?
Also, if I write a aggregation query in Dev Tools of Kibana, then is it possible to store the result to be used for visualization?
elasticsearch logstash kibana
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
RajRaj
11
add a comment |
I have a field in elastic search loaded that has information in it as:
message: Requesting 30 containers
message: Requesting 40 containers
.
.
.
message: Requesting 50 containers
I want to get a total of all containers used in the job. (30+40+50=120, in this case).
Is it more efficient to extract these values in a field in logstash and then use aggregation queries in elasticsearch or given the message above everything is possible in elasticsearch?
Also, if I write a aggregation query in Dev Tools of Kibana, then is it possible to store the result to be used for visualization?
elasticsearch logstash kibana
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
RajRaj
11
I have a field in elastic search loaded that has information in it as:
message: Requesting 30 containers
message: Requesting 40 containers
.
.
.
message: Requesting 50 containers
I want to get a total of all containers used in the job. (30+40+50=120, in this case).
Is it more efficient to extract these values in a field in logstash and then use aggregation queries in elasticsearch or given the message above everything is possible in elasticsearch?
Also, if I write a aggregation query in Dev Tools of Kibana, then is it possible to store the result to be used for visualization?
elasticsearch logstash kibana
elasticsearch logstash kibana
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
RajRaj
11
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
RajRaj
11
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
RajRaj
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
RajRaj
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
RajRaj
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It is better and is the solution to extract the number in logstash and then use it in aggregations
No , You cant use a string in sum aggregation , Everything is never possible
You dont need you write aggregation query in dev tools if you are using kibana , in kibana you can do aggregations without writing queries
answered Nov 20 '18 at 22:22
Ijaz Ahmad KhanIjaz Ahmad Khan
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It is better and is the solution to extract the number in logstash and then use it in aggregations
No , You cant use a string in sum aggregation , Everything is never possible
You dont need you write aggregation query in dev tools if you are using kibana , in kibana you can do aggregations without writing queries
answered Nov 20 '18 at 22:22
Ijaz Ahmad KhanIjaz Ahmad Khan
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It is better and is the solution to extract the number in logstash and then use it in aggregations
No , You cant use a string in sum aggregation , Everything is never possible
You dont need you write aggregation query in dev tools if you are using kibana , in kibana you can do aggregations without writing queries
answered Nov 20 '18 at 22:22
Ijaz Ahmad KhanIjaz Ahmad Khan
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It is better and is the solution to extract the number in logstash and then use it in aggregations
No , You cant use a string in sum aggregation , Everything is never possible
You dont need you write aggregation query in dev tools if you are using kibana , in kibana you can do aggregations without writing queries
answered Nov 20 '18 at 22:22
Ijaz Ahmad KhanIjaz Ahmad Khan
3,31711425
It is better and is the solution to extract the number in logstash and then use it in aggregations
No , You cant use a string in sum aggregation , Everything is never possible
You dont need you write aggregation query in dev tools if you are using kibana , in kibana you can do aggregations without writing queries
answered Nov 20 '18 at 22:22
Ijaz Ahmad KhanIjaz Ahmad Khan
3,31711425
answered Nov 20 '18 at 22:22
Ijaz Ahmad KhanIjaz Ahmad Khan
3,31711425
answered Nov 20 '18 at 22:22
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answered Nov 20 '18 at 22:22
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