In this chapter, we have covered the process of creating the dashboard after creating and integrating the visualization, and then we looked at how we can apply a filter on it. We have seen four different ways of filtering; for example, searching the required field or searching across all the fields to drill down through dashboard visualizations. Then, we covered how to apply filters using the add a filter link on the top menu. The filter option not only provides us with the box to do all kinds of filtering, but also provides us with a way to convert the filter that we have created using Kibana UI in an Elasticsearch query DSL.

We have also covered how we can save the dashboard for further use and share it with others by sharing the static dashboard or most recent dashboard that reflects all the new changes. We can edit this to do things, such as reorder the visualizations to move the key performance indicators on top or resize the visualizations to show them as per their size or area...