Join us for our next meetup on Tuesday, January 9th at Intersys's Office located at the WeWork NoMad location. Food and beverages will be provided. Thank you to Intersys for hosting us! We are currently looking for a second speaker from our community. Feel free to email us at meetups@elastic.co if you are interested in speaking. In this session we will speak about Custom interactive graphs and maps in Kibana Kibana offers a good variety of standard charts to visualize Elasticsearch data, but in some cases they are not enough to tell a complete story. Building and maintaining a custom Kibana plugin could take significant effort. The new Kibana Vega plugin is an attempt to address both concerns. It allows you to create any custom interactive data visualization using declarative language called Vega, without the need to write Kibana integration code. The Vega plugin allows interactive graphs, maps, and multiple custom data sources and imagery. The graphs are context aware, so they could be placed alongside other graphs on your dashboards. The work is underway to integrate Vega plugin into the core Kibana. == Example gallery == Plugin home page Yuri Astrakhan is a core engineer at Elastic. He has extensive experience in data visualization and cartography. Yuri is also one of the primary developers of the software powering Wikipedia (MediaWiki API, cartography, and data visualizations). Beyond the open source projects, Yuri has worked as a CTO of a quantitative hedgefund. On his free time, Yuri enjoys working with electronics, dancing, biking, and camping. If you're interested to learn more, there will be a training on Elastic Stack on Feb 12-13.
https://vega.github.io/vega/examples/
https://vega.github.io/vega-lite/examples/
https://github.com/nyurik/kibana-vega-vis#vega-visualization-plugin-for-kibana
