ama-canvas

Description

This is an example canvas page that show how to visualize using canvas in general. Its a simple dashboard but good to learn the basics.

Kibana Canvas is a great way to visualize your data in a very graphical way. Having the right pictures and graphics is very essential to make great live data visualizations.

Get more details from the source of this canvas example: https://github.com/elastic/examples/tree/master/canvas/ama

Tested versions 7.9
ECS compliant

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