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dlumbrer / kbn_network

Network Plugin for Kibana
https://dlumbrer.github.io/kbn_network/
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Feature request : Be able to graph relation analysis #43

Open HammerZ3it opened 6 years ago

HammerZ3it commented 6 years ago

Hi @dlumbrer, First of all thank you for sharing such a great plugin.

It would be really awsome if it was possible to have the possibility to add informations to two "Node" bucket type. Let me explain it "clearly" we wish to graph flows between hosts regarding the port number. What we have : what_we_have

and what we wish to have : what_we_wish

At the moment we know how to get this informations using "Data Table" but not able to visualize it. Do you think it could be an eventuality ?

Maybe by allowing something different than "Edge size" ? a Edge Info list ? (e.g : "80, 443, 53")

Regards,

equinoxefr commented 6 years ago

In data table we can use 3 buckets to show each relation between 2 ip

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prKrumm commented 6 years ago

HI @dlumbrer , I am also interested in this enhancement. We would like to draw a graph/network of all the connections between machines. The data model could look like the following: [{ "Pfeil": "2to3", "auftragid": "2", "produktid": "2", "Schritte": [{ "pos": 2, "maschineid": "3" }, { "pos": 1, "maschineid": "2"

}]

},{ "Pfeil": "3to2", "auftragid": "2", "produktid": "2", "Schritte": [{ "pos": 2, "maschineid": "2" }, { "pos": 1, "maschineid": "3"

}]

}] But I get only one graph relation between machine 2 and 3. image

Is it possible to have 2 relations/edges or at least a bidirectional edge?

Regards

omarix commented 6 years ago

+1

anthonyleonard commented 6 years ago

+1 :)

niempy commented 5 years ago

+1

grinbin commented 4 years ago

+1

StuartSmith21 commented 4 years ago

+1