Kibana: Essentials Online Training and Certification Course

Kibana is a feature-rich dashboard for data exploration, visualization, monitoring, and management. It has built-in and subscription-access features that help the users in displaying their data insights. Plus, custom security controls can be configured in Kibana.

A Kibana dashboard is nothing but a collection of graphs, charts, metrics, searches, and maps that have been collected onto a single panel. These dashboards provide insights into data and enable users to drill down into the customer details.

Kibana's tight integration with Elasticsearch helps the users in searching, viewing, and visualizing data indexed in Elasticsearch. It is also ideal for analyzing data through the creation of bar charts, pie charts, tables, histograms, and maps. Kibana is also used for these reasons:

• Security analytics
• Logging and log analytics
• Infrastructure metrics and container monitoring
• Geospatial data analysis and visualization
• Application performance monitoring (APM)
• Business analytics
• Monitoring, managing, and securing an Elastic Stack instance via web interface

Yes, absolutely! You can use the Kibana features at free of cost under the Apache 2 license. However, the additional free features are available (for free with the default distribution of the Elastic Stack) under the Elastic license. Here is a list of features.

• Metrics
• Logs
• APM
• Maps
• SIEM
• Canvas
• Stack Monitoring
• Uptime

You are also eligible to add and use additional tools, cloud hosting integrations, and training with paid deployment subscriptions.

Yes, open source Kibana plugins are available for a variety of apps, extensions, visualizations, and more

• Getting head start with Kibana and know its various components
• Understanding both developer and administrator perspective in Kibana
• Able to Query the document in Kibana and perform various Operations

If you make the use of .zip package, you can easily install Kibana on your Windows computer. Kibana Windows download package, which contains both the open source and commercial features, is available under the Elastic license