I have logstash running a pipeline and i have enabled xpack monitoring so i can see the pipeline statistics in monitoring section of Kibana.
However, over time i have changed the pipelineid and few settings several times in pipelines.yml file.
Now, after all settings i have arrived with just one pipeline running for my application.
But in monitoring section of Kibana i see all the pipeline ids over the period that i have used. How do i hide or delete the pipeline ids in kibana monitoring section?
The only pipeline i am interested to see is mt_jpapi
I was aware of that. But is there anyway that we can erase the presence of those pipeline ids. Like it should not be visible over any time frame selected?
I just have a query, what is exactly the difference between having the pipeline defined locally than having it in the Kibana Cloud?
Does the latter has any advantage over the prior and can the same behavior be expected?
Is it like the Elasticsearch downloads the pipeline to local and then execute the same while the control is over the Kibana Instance where the pipeline definition is actually done?
Behavior is similar, just offering more places to have them and also it's setting everything up for Kibana Spaces where you'll have them space independent.
Apache, Apache Lucene, Apache Hadoop, Hadoop, HDFS and the yellow elephant
logo are trademarks of the
Apache Software Foundation
in the United States and/or other countries.