[Teach you how to understand ELK] Report generation and data export

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The following is an example implementation of report generation and data export using ELK:

  1. report generation

Use Kibana's report generator to create a report in CSV format that contains the previous day's web application access.

  • Select the "Reporting" tab and then select the "Create a new report" button.

  • Select the "webapp-access-*" index mode in the report designer and select the "Data table" visual component.

  • Select the "Columns" tab in the report designer and select the fields that need to be exported, such as "timestamp", "request", and "response_time".

  • Select the "Export" tab in the report designer and select the "CSV" format.

  • Select the "Generate report" button in the report designer and wait for the report generation to complete.

  • Select the Download button in the report designer and download the generated report.

  1. Data output

Use Kibana's data export function to export the previous day's web application access logs to a CSV format file.

  • Select the "Management" tab and then select the "Saved objects" button.

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Origin blog.csdn.net/feng1790291543/article/details/132105945