Hi,
Do you know how to create a data table with the laste value of every host (for example) ?
And is it possible to apply a filter based on last value ? (I dont want to see all hosts)
Hi,
Do you know how to create a data table with the laste value of every host (for example) ?
And is it possible to apply a filter based on last value ? (I dont want to see all hosts)
Hi @GinkoLucas ,
welcome to the Kibana community.
Can you explain a little bit more what last value you want to show, and how the filters should work?
A basic table example will suffice.
Hi @Marco_Liberati,
I store logs in Elastic. I want a data table who show me the last log sent by host.
So each line represents a host and for example the last value of the level of the log (information, warning, error...).
Like this :
HOST | LEVEL
host 1 | Error
host 2 | Information
host 3 | Error
host 4 | Warning
I already try to do this with "Top Hit" metric and "Last Value" metric in Lens, but i cannot apply filter on last value. I would like to display the hosts having "Error" as the last value of the level field :
HOST | LEVEL
host 1 | Error
host 3 | Error
It is not possible to hide the lines, but if you click on Add Advanced options
and click on filter by, you can filter by level: Error
in your case.
Then clicking on the Table column Level
header you can sort in ascending order and the hosts with the Error
level will always be the first ones.
Would that work?
Thanks @Marco_Liberati.
It's not exactly what I would like, but if there is no other way it should be enough.
Thanks for taking time for me.
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