Hello, I am trying to create a table visualisation that shows statistics about REST-WS calls. Now I am stuck with showing a column where the number of calls that ended up in a specific result code (let's say 404) is shown.
I think the solution includes the json input field. But here is my question:
How can I manipulate if a document is counted or not for the count metric using the json input.
unfortunately that's not possible currently. You cannot create a separate filter for a specific metric only for the visualization as a whole, so I fear you cannot show this in the same table.
OK, so I added a subbucket on the response code an get one table for each response code that exists in the data. Is there a way to (cast to a number) and combine all 2xx response codes into one table (same for 3xx, 4xx and 5xx of course)?
I think if the fields contains a response code you should rather index it properly as a numeric field. That way you could do all numeric operations, like doing a range aggregation on it to get everything between 200-299, etc. in one bucket.
If it's a string field, you still can work around it in that case, by using a filters aggregations, and just create the filters like: response:2*, response:3*, etc. to get the corresponding response code "ranges".
Thank you for your input. I managed to change the status field to be an integer and did a range agg. Everything is fine except for the title of the tables which somehow doesn't show the range from and to values. Is this a (known) bug or did I miss something?
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