Hi,
I'm new to ELK and trying to explore Kibana.
So far, I've read that it is not possible to join two indices so I'm trying to join two types under the same index.
Suppose, there is an index(Company) having two types in it: department and employee which share a common field i.e. deptId
department :
deptId
deptName
1001
HR
1002
Finance
1003
Admin
employee:
empId
empName
depltId
1
Ron
1002
2
Nancy
1003
3
Tara
1001
I would like to know, if is it possible to display records as following, within the same visualization in Kibana:
If you describe you data and what you are trying to achieve in greater detail, rather that trying to illustrate this with greatly simplified examples, you may get better and more relevant responses.
Sure.
we are trying to import genomic data(in GBs) and reference genome data(in GBs) in elastic search, and then display matching records by using a common column.
Result would be the genomic variation of user's data from reference data(annotation), which can be interpreted as a disease, reaction, etc.
Here, reference genome data is kind of static in nature.
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