How to take "average count on a field" as a metric?

Elastic Stack Kibana
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My records look like this:

( uri, uniqid)

Each records represents one database visit in a specific request on the uri. For example:

(/home, 1)
(/home, 1)
(/home, 2)

means A request on /home , and visit twice on database. And another request on /home visit only once on database.

Now, I want to know which uri has the most visits on database in average.

So, the metrics is the average visit times , and the bucket is the uri.

I don't know how to get it done on kibana. Anyone can help?

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This sounds like something we will be supporting once Elasticsearch 2.0 comes out. The current documentation for this unreleased feature here. Does it sound like what you are looking for?

3

Not actually.

For each uri, the score ( avg. DB visiting times) can be represented as :

count of (uri) / uniq count of (uri,  uniqid)

I want to sort on the score.

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