What are ways to use json to take the top 10 averages of max statistics over time?
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I have a metric of performance for different reporters down to the second over several weeks. I'd like to use normal Kibana or json into Kibana to do the following:
It would:
1) Find the max within hour for each reporter
2) Average this max by week
3) Pick the Top 10 reporters (of weekly avg of hourly max)
4) Display max metric vs. date histogram of this Top 10
I've searched online and have trouble finding good examples.
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I have a metric of performance for different reporters down to the second over several weeks. I'd like to use normal Kibana or json into Kibana to do the following:
It would:
1) Find the max within hour for each reporter
2) Average this max by week
3) Pick the Top 10 reporters (of weekly avg of hourly max)
4) Display max metric vs. date histogram of this Top 10
I've searched online and have trouble finding good examples.
json elasticsearch data-visualization kibana
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I have a metric of performance for different reporters down to the second over several weeks. I'd like to use normal Kibana or json into Kibana to do the following:
It would:
1) Find the max within hour for each reporter
2) Average this max by week
3) Pick the Top 10 reporters (of weekly avg of hourly max)
4) Display max metric vs. date histogram of this Top 10
I've searched online and have trouble finding good examples.
json elasticsearch data-visualization kibana
I have a metric of performance for different reporters down to the second over several weeks. I'd like to use normal Kibana or json into Kibana to do the following:
It would:
1) Find the max within hour for each reporter
2) Average this max by week
3) Pick the Top 10 reporters (of weekly avg of hourly max)
4) Display max metric vs. date histogram of this Top 10
I've searched online and have trouble finding good examples.
json elasticsearch data-visualization kibana
json elasticsearch data-visualization kibana
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