In Kibana 3 users can change configurations in the dashboard. There are some common configurations that we should allow dashboard consumers to change without going into the Lens.
Why allowing some configuration from the dashboard is important:
-If users don’t have edit privileges they can’t get into the editor from the dashboard. Changing the intervals might be required for their analysis
-Some configurations might be tied to what is being analyzed and can change frequently
-Going into the editor saving and coming back to the dashboard is long to see the data from a different perspective
Types of configuration to consider allowing changing in Lens when on the dashboard
-Time intervals
-Colors
-Hide legend/move
-Table ability to change the sorting order of a column
In Kibana 3 users can change configurations in the dashboard. There are some common configurations that we should allow dashboard consumers to change without going into the Lens.
Why allowing some configuration from the dashboard is important:
-If users don’t have edit privileges they can’t get into the editor from the dashboard. Changing the intervals might be required for their analysis
-Some configurations might be tied to what is being analyzed and can change frequently
-Going into the editor saving and coming back to the dashboard is long to see the data from a different perspective
Types of configuration to consider allowing changing in Lens when on the dashboard
-Time intervals
-Colors
-Hide legend/move
-Table ability to change the sorting order of a column