I'm starting working with Elastic and Kibana.
I have indexed some JSON but I think that there're something that I'm
missing.
My JSONs have some simple fields and another field that it's an array, the
schema is:
{"akamai":{"mappings":{"miIndex":{"properties":{"date":{"type":"long"},"logs":{"properties":{"message":{"properties":{"cliIP":{"type":"string"},"fwdHost":{"type":"string"},"reqHost":{"type":"string"}}},"waf":{"properties":{"warnSlrs":{"type":"string"}}}}},"type":{"type":"string"}}}}}}
Fields as type, date are independent, but "logs" it's just a string in Kibana.
I'd like to see it like a real JSON as tree or something similar. I'm confused because the schema looks good, but in Kibana it's just a String.
I have some Java classes to model the Json and use Jackson to parse it as this:
IndexResponse response = client.prepareIndex(indexName, docType)
.setSource(jsonToIndex).execute().actionGet();
I thought as well that it could be some chars what are not correctly escaped so I used StringEscapeUtils to escape them, but it doesn't fix anything.
Should I be able to see the "logs" field as a json or arrays in Kibana can't be explored as a real json? what am I missing?
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I was reading documentation about Kibana and ES and I think that Elastic
doesn't type the nested properties to indicate that some of my fields are
nested. Anyway, I created another index to try it with nested properties
and I can't see them on the field panel from Kibana.
On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 1:32:14 PM UTC+1, Guillermo Ortiz wrote:
I'm starting working with Elastic and Kibana.
I have indexed some JSON but I think that there're something that I'm
missing.
My JSONs have some simple fields and another field that it's an array, the
schema is:
{"akamai":{"mappings":{"miIndex":{"properties":{"date":{"type":"long"},"logs":{"properties":{"message":{"properties":{"cliIP":{"type":"string"},"fwdHost":{"type":"string"},"reqHost":{"type":"string"}}},"waf":{"properties":{"warnSlrs":{"type":"string"}}}}},"type":{"type":"string"}}}}}}
Fields as type, date are independent, but "logs" it's just a string in Kibana.
I'd like to see it like a real JSON as tree or something similar. I'm confused because the schema looks good, but in Kibana it's just a String.
I have some Java classes to model the Json and use Jackson to parse it as this:
IndexResponse response = client.prepareIndex(indexName, docType)
.setSource(jsonToIndex).execute().actionGet();
I thought as well that it could be some chars what are not correctly escaped so I used StringEscapeUtils to escape them, but it doesn't fix anything.
Should I be able to see the "logs" field as a json or arrays in Kibana can't be explored as a real json? what am I missing?
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you happen to figure out a solution for this?
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