Network Engineering Topology for Kibana
Import a clickable Kibana topology dashboard with Vega zone and adjacency views, plus an Agent Builder readiness agent that checks whether discovered devices have enough evidence for reliable map placement.
Here you can find prebuilt Kibana visualizations to enhance your Kibana dashboards. This could be a special vega visualization that you can adapt to your needs or it could be a nice visualization for a specific datasource.
If you download one of our dashboards there are also a lot of visualizations included. Those Kibana visualizations are not part of this Kibana download gallery.
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What you can do with Visualizations downloads
Visualizations downloads help Elastic users start faster with reusable Kibana dashboards, visualizations, and examples that can be imported, inspected, and adapted to real Elasticsearch data.
How should I use these examples?
Download the content, import it into your Elastic environment, review the saved objects or rules, and adapt the fields, filters, and visualizations to your own data.
Where should I go next?
Use the related collections below to move between dashboards, security content, observability examples, pipelines, Elasticsearch resources, and AI-assisted Elastic workflows.
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Business Critical Service health across UX, CDN, origin, network, and platform—including async hops without a single shared trace.
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Kubernetes monitoring, OpenTelemetry, SLO, EKS, and ECK resources for Elastic users.
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Packetbeat, DNS analytics, network signals, and observability patterns for Elastic.
Telco industry
Telco-focused paths for network visibility, service reliability, Kubernetes, and security monitoring.
Kibana dashboards
Ready-to-use dashboard examples for visualizing Elasticsearch data.
Visualizations downloads
Elastic Maps Airport GeoJSON Data
Worldwide airport points and OpenStreetMap aerodrome outlines as GeoJSON for Kibana Maps — load real geography into Elastic Maps without assembling the dataset yourself.
Network Monitoring Suite for Kibana
Analyze live network topology, packet inspection signals, application flows, DNS/TLS posture, and Suricata findings with reusable Kibana dashboards and Vega visualizations.
Elastic Defend Endpoint Protection Overview Dashboard
Monitor Elastic Defend endpoint posture, malware prevention, open alerts, policy issues, and top affected hosts with a reusable Kibana dashboard for security operations teams.
ServiceNow Overview Dashboards for Kibana
Explore ServiceNow CMDB and ITSM data faster with two Kibana dashboards for asset topology, incident priority, change activity, and people-focused operations review.
Elastic Maps GeoJSON Styling Example
A compact Elastic Maps example for uploading and styling GeoJSON layers in Kibana.
Kibana Maps with Open Weather Map
This is the default basemap of Kibana incl. the Open Weather Map tile for temperature, wind and pressure
Kubernetes architecture overview
Vega visualization to show the dependencies between the different Kubernetes components in a single visualization
CMDB dependency in Kibana Dashboard
Kibana vega example to show how to load visualize relationships between different infrastructure and network components in vega.
Buttons for Kibana dashboards
Link to every content you want within your Kibana dashboards. This example is using links to cloud providers.
More about Visualizations
Kibana comes with a lot of different visualization types. You can built Kibana visualizations completely from scratch or use visualizations that are pre configured by Kibana. To download Kibana visualizations you just need to choose the best fit for your use case.
Kibana offers simple chart visualizations like Pie charts, Gauge charts, Line or Bar charts. To create them as easy and quick as possible Elastic offers the Lens visualization type. Lens is a drag and drop chart creation tool that ease the creation of any chart.
Kibana also offers Maps visualizations that are great to visualize any kind of geographical information. The Maps visualizations are extremely feature rich and powerful. They are a great addition to any kind of Kibana dashboard.
Using the controls visualizations in one of your dashboards you can easily set up filters that are useful to dive deeper into the data analysis.
Lastly its also possible to integrate some rich prebuilt visuals like Log streams and anomaly explorer views into your Kibana dashboard. Thats great to use all the Solutions specific features also in your custom visualization or dashboard.