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  • odp-elastic-samples
  • odp-prometheus-samples
  • cics-performance-analyzer-elastic
  • ims-performance-analyzer-elastic
  • transaction-analysis-workbench-elastic
  • ims-connect-extensions-analysis-splunk
  • Db2 Query Monitor Starter Dashboards
  • Instana Configuration Topics
GitHub
Overview
  • odp-elastic-samples
  • odp-prometheus-samples
  • cics-performance-analyzer-elastic
  • ims-performance-analyzer-elastic
  • transaction-analysis-workbench-elastic
  • ims-connect-extensions-analysis-splunk
  • Db2 Query Monitor Starter Dashboards
  • Instana Configuration Topics
GitHub
  • Db2 Query Monitor Starter Dashboards

    • Overview

      • Introduction
      • What's new
      • Requirements
    • Configuring Elastic

      • Already configured Elastic?
      • Don't have Elastic?
      • Elasticsearch ILM policy
      • Elasticsearch index template
      • Logstash pipeline
      • Kibana settings
    • Installing the dashboards

      • Overview
      • Update the Db2 Query Monitor collection configuration
      • Create a Kibana space for the bundle
      • Import Kibana saved objects

Installing the dashboards

The dashboards are inside a bundle together with all related index patterns and search objects.

Getting the dashboards

You need to get the GitHub repository z-open-data/db2-query-monitor-elastic that contains the dashboard bundle. Either:

  • Clone the GitHub repository
  • If you don't want to use Git, download a .zip file of the repository

Installing

Here is a summary of the steps for installing the bundle.

In Db2 Query Monitor:

  1. Set up the collection of attributes

In Kibana:

  1. Create a space for the bundle
  2. Import saved objects for the bundle into the space
Last Updated: 11/16/23, 5:15 AM
Contributors: Jim Porell, David Dai
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