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.
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Browse reusable Elastic assets and examples.
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Elastic Content Share collects free Elastic Stack downloads that you can inspect, import, and adapt. You can find Kibana dashboard NDJSON files, Elastic Security detection content, Elasticsearch Watcher JSON, Logstash pipeline configs, Canvas workpads, Vega visualizations, ES|QL examples, and AI resources for Elastic work.
Each download is meant to solve a practical problem. Some assets help you start a dashboard faster. Others show how a rule, pipeline, query, or workflow is structured, so you can reuse the pattern in your own Elastic environment.
Building every dashboard, alert, and pipeline from scratch takes time. Reusable examples give you a working starting point, especially when you are exploring a new data source or learning how another Elastic user solved a similar problem.
Use these files as community examples, not as black boxes. Review the fields, index patterns, detection logic, and version notes before importing them into production.
Elasticsearch administrators use these examples during initial setup and troubleshooting. SOC analysts use Elastic Security content to extend SIEM workflows. SRE and DevOps teams use observability dashboards to monitor services, logs, metrics, and traces. Developers use query examples and AI tools to prototype faster.
Browse Kibana dashboards or explore Elastic Security content, Elastic Observability dashboards, Logstash pipeline examples, Kibana Vega visualizations, and Elastic AI tools. For official import details, see the Kibana Saved Objects documentation.
Worldwide airport points and OpenStreetMap aerodrome outlines as GeoJSON for Kibana Maps — load real geography into Elastic Maps without assembling the dataset yourself.
Use three Elastic Agent Builder agents and supporting ES|QL tools to analyze network health, packet evidence, Suricata findings, DNS/TLS risks, HTTP failures, and top conversations.
Analyze live network topology, packet inspection signals, application flows, DNS/TLS posture, and Suricata findings with reusable Kibana dashboards and Vega visualizations.
Monitor Elastic Defend endpoint posture, malware prevention, open alerts, policy issues, and top affected hosts with a reusable Kibana dashboard for security operations teams.
Explore ServiceNow CMDB and ITSM data faster with two Kibana dashboards for asset topology, incident priority, change activity, and people-focused operations review.
Start an incident from evidence instead of a blank chat. This RCA workflow uses Agent Builder to investigate observability alerts, create a case, and attach the reasoning trail so engineers can review the likely cause faster.
Turn Kubernetes health signals into error-budget decisions. Use these OTel SLO templates when alerts show something broke, but you need to know which workload is burning reliability budget and how urgent the response should be.
Search Labs companion app and ES|QL queries for OpenTelemetry-based search analytics, click quality, conversions, personalization, and SLO reliability analysis.
Official Elastic threat hunting queries with TOML metadata and Markdown docs for proactive investigations across endpoint, cloud, network, Okta, and LLM telemetry.
A hands-on Kubernetes observability demo with Beats manifests and a sample guestbook app for sending infrastructure and application signals into Elastic.