It sounds like you want a line chart visualization. I'm not sure what you tried but here's an example.
But Kibana visualizations don't generally plot individual doc values. They use aggregations like Count, Average, Min, Max, etc. But your number of data points is small and spread out across time, you may get the individual values.
In my example below I select the Average system.process.id for the Y-Axis metric, and Date Histogram of @timestamp for the X-Axis.
But as you can see by the X-Axis legend, it's giving me the 5 minute average for each point on the line.
I can click in the chart (not on a point) and drag to zoom in to a smaller time frame, but even if I do that in my case down to millisecond scale, I still have multiple data points getting average.
If I then go back to Discover tab, keeping the same time scale, I can see that indeed I did have 128 hits (documents with the same timestamp).
Thanks LeeDr for the pointers. Just like the example you showed, in my case I want to do the Y-axis as "open FDs". if I choose the Y-axis Aggregation as max/Min/Average, I don't see "opens FDs" in the Field dropdown.
The "open FDs" show up as string but I did convert them to "integer". What do I need to do this "open FDs" field to populate in either of max/Min/Average ?
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