I could do that through a dashboard and four visualizations, but the data visualized in each area is the same.
The dashboard would update the datasets for each visualization (at least it seems so) whereas with Vega it's just one update.
Should be quicker just to present the same data in four different ways.
It seems to be possible playing with projections in different mark groups, but having no access to map data other than the ones of the EMS I'm a bit stuck.
Yes, using a dashboard is the solution I'm using.
But my understanding is that, even if the source is the same, each visualisation is going to issue a query to refresh the data.
So instead of querying the data once with a Vega visualisation, going through a dashboard will launch four queries (one for each visualisation).
Correct?
In my opinion, Vega allows much more flexibility at the moment.
The problem with the Kibana embedded map visualisations, it's that you can't map rates (only counts, min, max...).
If it's possible please tell me how, it will be very helpful.
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