In the previous chapters, we covered various features that Kibana provides and how we can use those features for performing various tasks; for example, using Discover, we can get an insight into our data using search and filter options. Visualize can help us create different type of graphs, metrics, and data tables, and so on.

In the dashboard, we can integrate these visualizations to display the key performance indicators, save them, or share them with other users. Timelion is there to play with time series data. It provides us with the flexibility to play with different indices together, and we can apply the function chaining to get the desired output. Dev Tools are there to run Elasticsearch queries directly from the Kibana console so that we can see the request and response on the same screen and format the expression using the formatting tool.

In this way, we covered the features and methods to work with these options of Kibana. Now, in this chapter...