I could't find anything with heavy googling. Therefore I hope you could
help me here:
Imagine the following data:
{ timestamp: 123, id: abcd },
{ timestamp: 234, id: abcd },
{ timestamp: 543, id: abcd }
{ timestamp: 673, id: abcd }
I want to calculate the session length from this data in elastic search /
kibana. A session is continuous, if the timestamp interval between two
ordered entries is e.g. smaller than 200. According to the above data, two
sessions should be created:
1: 234-123 = 111 < 200 | session 1, duration 111
2: 543-234 = 311 > 200 | session 2, duration ...
3: 673-543 = 130 < 200 | session 2, duration 130
How can I achieve that in elastic search?
Thanks in advance.
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