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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
  • Transaction Analysis Workbench Elastic samples

    • Overview

      • Introduction
      • Requirements
    • Configuring Elastic

      • Elasticsearch ILM policy
      • Elasticsearch index template
      • Logstash pipeline
    • Installing the dashboards

      • Overview
      • Create a Kibana space for the bundle
      • Import Kibana saved objects
      • Customize Kibana space settings
      • Provide data
      • View the dashboards

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/transaction-analysis-workbench-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 Kibana:

  1. Create a space for the bundle
  2. Import saved objects for the bundle into the space
  3. Customize the space settings
  4. Provide data
  5. View the dashboards in the space
Last Updated: 2/21/23, 4:27 PM
Contributors: Daniel Lalwet, Viaceslavas Michalkevicius
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Create a Kibana space for the bundle