Elastic{ON} 2018 - What's Cooking in Kibana

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Kibana @ Elastic 28 February 2018 What's Cooking in Kibana? Court Ewing, Tech Lead Jim Goodwin, Team Lead

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WHAT'S NEW? DEMO TIME

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WHAT'S NEXT? ONLY THE RADDEST SLIDES FOR YOU

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Security

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Role-based access control 5 • Give users read or write access  • Control which objects a user can access  • Only show management, monitoring, and developer tools to certain users Keep your eyes on your own paper!

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Authentication options 6 • OAuth 2.0, Kerberos, PKI  • Custom authentication realms  • Anonymous user access It doesn't stop with SAML Login

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Data Visualization & Exploration

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Query Autocomplete 8 • Suggestions as you type in the query bar • Fields, operators, and values • Keyboard accessible Brought to you by KQL

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Waffle map 9 When a waffle chart and heat map fall in love Build Agents Other Servers Build Masters Proxies 9 Tile Servers Docs Search Monitoring Portal Servers Compute Nodes CLA Checker

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Management for the Elastic Stack

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Index management 11 Via your friendly neighborhood UI

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Lifecycle management 12 • Save time and space by automatically changing how indices are stored over time • Keep your queries blazingly fast with only the relevant data to search through • Save money on hardware Your index's life is in your hands

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Data rollups 13 • Pre-aggregate your data • Visualize your data without searching the original documents • Great for metrics • Rollups + Lifecycle Management = Cut the cruft

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Localization

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15 Pluggable translations fed to the UI 2 3 4 Make a couple templates translatable Make all of Kibana translatable Translate Kibana & developer tooling Translating Kibana in 4 phases

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New Design

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Awesome new design 17 Same great product

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Built with EUI 18 • Consistent and stable UI across Kibana • Accessible by default • React UI components aka Elastic UI Framework

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Developers

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20 class MyPlugin { dependsOn = ['timepicker'] start(core, dependencies) { core.applications.register('myapp') dependencies.timepicker.setTimeRange('now-15m') } } Integrate with core functionality and plugins in the same way New platform for plugins

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WARNING BORING BULLETED LIST INCOMING... New platform benefits 21

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• Tighter plugin integrations • Down with exact version matching! • Goodbye "optimizing bundles" • Plugins disabled when something they depend on is disabled • Plugins can have their own node_modules • Want to use flow? CoffeeScript? Elm? No problem, you do you. New platform benefits 22 Ugh, boring bulleted lists are boring New platform awesomeness Old platform awesomeness

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New technologies in core 23 Yay, pictures again!

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New Apps

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Infra UI 25 • Step 1: Install Metricbeat • Step 2: Monitor your infrastructure • There is no step 3 Monitor your stuff

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Logging UI 26 • tail -f for your whole data center • Search and filtering • Live streaming • Inline annotations • Enhanced for common log formats Because logs deserve dedication

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discuss.elastic.co github.com/elastic/kibana #kibana on irc.freenode.net Elastic{ON} AMA booth discuss. collab. chat. ask.