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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am always frustrated when I want a visualization that I can use to visualize simple but critical information quickly but allows me to click in to see just a tiny bit more details. Saving dashboard space and allowing users to immediately understand the correlation between the top level and sub-levels.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like a tree visualization to see the status of interrelated fields. This can also be used for visualizing nested objects too!
Describe alternatives you've considered
Other monitoring tools provide a widget or visualization where you can configure the top-level object and sub-level objects.
Additional context
I can see being used like this:
data found within one document or summary of docs
object#1 = country (geo.location.country)
object#2 = city (geo.location.city)
object#3 = host (host.name)
status = metric threshold (CPU >90), if one or more objects most likely at the bottom object level exceeded the metric threshold, display red)
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Looking at your description, I think this request would be more suitable for the elastic/kibana repo. This charts repo is used to build chart visualizations for kibana, the tree visualization you describe could be achieved using the EuiTreeView as a new kibana visualization, see component demo below 👇🏼 .
If you disagree please let me know, otherwise I'll transfer this issue to elastic/kibana.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am always frustrated when I want a visualization that I can use to visualize simple but critical information quickly but allows me to click in to see just a tiny bit more details. Saving dashboard space and allowing users to immediately understand the correlation between the top level and sub-levels.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like a tree visualization to see the status of interrelated fields. This can also be used for visualizing nested objects too!
Describe alternatives you've considered
Other monitoring tools provide a widget or visualization where you can configure the top-level object and sub-level objects.
Additional context
I can see being used like this:
data found within one document or summary of docs
object#1 = country (geo.location.country)
object#2 = city (geo.location.city)
object#3 = host (host.name)
status = metric threshold (CPU >90), if one or more objects most likely at the bottom object level exceeded the metric threshold, display red)
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.
Add any Kibana related issues/feature requests here.
Ties into this issue about adding status indicators
elastic/kibana#183432 (comment)
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