I want to create a time based histogram visualization which shows two lines. Some performance curves like processing time.
For that processing time I want to have two lines. One for the current time window and one with an offset which shows the graph for e.g. 1 week ago. So I can easily check if something changed.
And to be precise, in the end I need a dashboard with mutliple visualisations for comparing different graphs. And I want to be able to switch the offset for all visualizations within the dashboard at once.
Which is the best visualization type to do this?
In my old project I did it with timelion and wrapped it in an ugly java script page where I was able to set the offset. This javascript wrapper page was building the dashboard with multiple timelion visualizations, all url encoded. But that was Kibana 6.x, about 4 years ago. Hopefully there is now an easier way ,-)
Let's say I have a dashboard with 3 lens visualizations. I want to change the offset on demand for all visualizations at once.
I noticed that I can change the offset by visualization via customize time range when viewing a dashboard:
But is there a way to change the time offset for all lens visualizations shown on the dashboard at once?
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