Customize Kibana space settings

1. In Kibana, go to the space for the z/OS bundle.

2. Select Management ▶ Stack Management ▶ Kibana: Advanced Settings

3. Set the following values:

   • In the Search category, set Ignore filter(s) to On

   • In the General category:

     • Set Default route to:

       /app/dashboards#/view/6fc76160-9dae-11eb-b38d-7b8e5ab9c939

       When you go to the space, this value causes Kibana to show the Address CPU utilization dashboard.

     • Set Time filter defaults to the last 24 hours (this is a recommendation only: set whatever default time filter meets your requirements):

       {
         "from": "now-24h",
         "to": "now"
       }
       

About the Ignore filter(s) setting

Pinned filters in Kibana are useful to maintain consistent filtering when switching between dashboards. For example, to limit results to a particular system. However, different dashboards use different index patterns. If a visualization uses an index pattern that does not contain the field whose value is restricted by a pinned filter, then, by default, the visualization shows no results.

For example, some dashboards can be usefully filtered by the job_name field, so it makes sense for users to pin a filter for job_name.

However, the data for other dashboards might not include a job_name field. For those dashboards, by default, a job_name filter causes the dashboard visualizations to display "No results found".

To ignore a filter if the field is not in the index pattern, set the Ignore filter(s) (courier:ignoreFilterIfFieldNotInIndex) setting to On.