1-Getting Started

Data Analysis with Kibana
An Elastic Training Course
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Data Analysis with Kibana: Agenda
● Getting Started
● Search your Data
● Visualize your Data
● Analyze your Data
● Present your Data
● Analyze your Data with Machine Learning
● Advanced Kibana
● Anomaly Hunt
Getting Started
Module 1
Topics
● Introduction to the Kibana
● Hello, Dashboard!
● Your Space
Introduction to Kibana
Module 1 Lesson 1
The Elastic Stack
● Reliably and securely
take data from any
source, in any format,
then search, analyze,
and visualize it in real
time.
Kibana
● Kibana is the window into 3 solutions
Enterprise Observabili Security
the Elastic Stack Elastic Enterprise Search
Search
Elastic Observability
ty
Elastic Security
● UI layer Kibana
Explore, Visualize, Engage
Kibana
○ for visualizing and Powered by
Elasticsearch
Elasticsearch
exploring data in the stack
Store, Search, Analyze
Elasticsearch Beats Logstash

Integrations
○ for managing the Elastic Connect, Collect, Alert
Stack
Deployed
Elastic Cloud Elastic Cloud Elastic Cloud
anywhere Enterprise on Kubernetes
SaaS Orchestration
Elasticsearch data journey
Data Source Ingest Store Analyze
Visualize and Analyze
● Data analysis is a core functionality of Kibana
Visualize
Present
Add data Explore
Share
Where to start
● Start with the home page
● Provides access to the solutions, and everything you need to
visualize and analyze your data
Add data
● Collect data from an app or service
● Upload a file that contains your data
● Add a sample data set
The slides use The labs use

eCommerce data web log data
Sample data
● Kibana sample data contains
○ Data set
○ Dashboards
○ Visualizations
○ Canvas workpads
○ Preconfigured ML jobs
Explore
● Use Discover to search your data for hidden insights and relationships
Visualize
● Dashboard is your starting point to create visualizations
● Show your data from multiple perspectives
Present
● Display your data on a visually compelling, pixel-perfect workpad
with Canvas
Model data behavior
● Extract insights from your data that you might otherwise miss
Summary:
Module 1 Lesson 1
Summary
● Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash, and Beats are components of the
Elastic Stack
● Kibana can be used to manage the Elastic Stack
● Kibana can be used to add, explore, visualize, present, and share
your data
Quiz
1. True or False: Kibana can be used to explore data
2. True or False: Kibana can be used to manage Elasticsearch clusters
3. True or False: Data is stored in Kibana
Lab 1.1
Load Sample Data

Hello, Dashboard!
Module 1 Lesson 2
Build your first dashboard
● Sample dashboards are a great place to begin
○ Example of how data could be displayed
○ Clone and edit visualizations to make them your own
● When you’re ready, build your own dashboard
Get to know the interface
Main menu Breadcrumb Search field Help User menu
Query bar Filters Time filter Toolbar
Dashboard
● Kibana provides several
editors that you can use to
create panels of your data
● Each editor supports
different features and
Elasticsearch aggregations
Click Create Visualization to begin
Opens Lens visualization editor
Lens interface
Index Pattern Fields List Workspace Layer Pane
Build your first visualization
● Select the correct Index pattern and Time filter range
● Just drag and drop a field from the fields list to the workspace
Save to dashboard
● Click Save and return to go back to the dashboard
○ Your new Lens visualization is a new panel on your dashboard
Use Save to Library to save the

visualization to the Visualization Library
The Visualization Library can be used like

a library for visualization templates
Reusing visualizations in other

dashboards is simple and will not require
the Visualization Library
Add more panels
● Click Create visualization to return to Lens
● Explore different visualization types Chart type
Kibana Kibana also

guessed that guessed that
you might want you might want
to see to see the
Bar vertical count of the
stacked for the top values of
category field category
Change chart type
● Choose from many chart types
And more panels
● Use other editors for different types of panels
○ You can find legacy editors under All types → Aggregation based
Markdown Maps All available editors
Lens
Add a description
● Use the Text editor to add text to your dashboard
Click Help
for more info
Kibana’s Text editor uses a

GitHub-flavored markdown syntax
Rearrange your dashboard
● Panels can be moved and resized
● Panel titles can be added or removed
Save your dashboard
● Save your dashboard
○ Switch to view mode will become
available
○ Click Edit to return to edit mode
Enable Store time with dashboard

to set a default time range
for your dashboard
Summary:
Hello, Dashboard!
Module 1 Lesson 2
Summary
● Go to Dashboard to begin building visualizations
● Use Lens to build visualizations easily
○ Select from many chart types
● Use the Text editor to add text to your dashboard
● Rearrange the panels on your dashboard in edit mode
Quiz
1. True or False: Dashboards are used to collect and display
visualizations
2. What is the name of the recommended editor to build visualizations
for your dashboard?
3. In what ways can you use the Text editor on your dashboard?
Hello, Dashboard!
Lab 1.2
Create your first dashboard

Your Space
Module 1 Lesson 3
Organize your work in spaces
● Spaces enable you to organize your dashboards and other saved
objects into meaningful categories
You can even define the

home page of your space
Organize your work in spaces
● Kibana creates a default space for you
○ It’s called Default
Create a space
● Go to the Space Manager from
○ Spaces menu -> Manage spaces
○ Main menu -> Stack Management -> Spaces
Create a new space

called Nova
Edit your space
● Select which Kibana features can be accessed in your new space
Select your space
● Once a new space is created, you will be asked to select a space
when you log in to Kibana
You can also switch
spaces from the
Spaces menu
Where’s my dashboard!?
● Your new space will be empty!
○ Your dashboard and all the sample objects are stored in the
Default space
● If you go to Dashboard you will be asked to create an Index Pattern
Index Pattern
● Your data set is still accessible from your space
○ But all the Kibana objects stored to access that data exists only
in the Default space
● Kibana requires an index pattern to access the Elasticsearch data
that you want to explore
○ An index pattern can point to one or more indices, data stream,
or index aliases
○ For example, an index pattern can point to your log data from
yesterday, or all indices that contain your data
Index Pattern
● You can create a new index pattern
○ Or copy over an existing index pattern from another space
Copy to space
● Kibana knows which objects have relationships to other objects
○ For example, the Hello, Dashboard! dashboard uses the
kibana_sample_data_ecommerce index pattern
● Use copy to space to copy all related objects to a space
Check out your new space
Avatar for
your Space
Kibana objects created in the
Nova space will not appear in
the Default space
The Saved Objects page in

the Nova space will now look
very different from
the Saved Objects page in
the Default space
Summary:
Your Space
Module 1 Lesson 3
Summary
● Spaces can be used to organize dashboards, visualizations and
other Kibana objects
● You can easily copy Kibana objects from one space to another from
Saved Objects
Quiz
1. True or False: Kibana creates a default space called “Default”
2. How can you separate the workspace for users who are working with
the same dataset?
3. How do you share dashboards between spaces?
Your Space
Lab 1.3
Create a new space “Nova”

Copy over your dashboard to Nova

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Data Analysis with Kibana

An Elastic Training Course

Elasticsearch Beats Logstash

Data Source Ingest Store Analyze

The slides use The labs use

Load Sample Data

Main menu Breadcrumb Search field Help User menu

Query bar Filters Time filter Toolbar

Click Create Visualization to begin

Opens Lens visualization editor

Use Save to Library to save the

The Visualization Library can be used like

Reusing visualizations in other

Kibana Kibana also

Markdown Maps All available editors

Kibana’s Text editor uses a

Enable Store time with dashboard

Create your first dashboard

You can even define the

Create a new space

The Saved Objects page in

Create a new space “Nova”

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