Ready to use free to use Kibana dashboards for your Elastic SIEM
Free Kibana dashboards, Elastic Security content, and Elastic Stack examples
Elastic Content Share is a free community repository for ready-to-use Elastic content. Browse and download free Kibana dashboards, Elastic Security detection content, Elasticsearch Watcher rules, Logstash pipelines, Canvas workpads, Vega visualizations, and practical examples for Elastic Observability.
Use the downloads as a starting point for your own Elastic deployment, learn from real-world examples, or share dashboards and rules that helped you solve a problem. Many downloads can be imported manually, and selected content can be deployed directly into Elastic Cloud.
Find Elastic content you can use immediately
Building dashboards, alerting rules, and data pipelines from scratch takes time. Elastic Content Share helps Elastic users discover reusable examples for Kibana, Elasticsearch, Logstash, Beats, Elastic Security, and Elastic Observability. Download a dashboard, inspect how it works, adapt it to your data, and save time on your next Elastic project.
The repository is useful for administrators, security analysts, observability teams, consultants, and developers who want practical Elastic Stack examples instead of starting with a blank page.
Deploy in seconds
Import selected downloads directly into Elastic Cloud or download the files and adapt them to your own environment.
Share your content
Have a useful dashboard, rule, pipeline, or visualization? Share it with the Elastic community and help others move faster.
Learn Elastic
Use examples and learning resources to understand how other teams use Elastic successfully in production.
Start downloading Elastic Stack content
Search the repository or browse by category to find content for your use case. Popular downloads include Elastic Security dashboards, Kibana dashboards, Kibana Vega examples, Elasticsearch Watcher alerts, Logstash pipelines, and Elastic Observability dashboards for logs, metrics, and APM.
Quick search examples: others are searching for Kibana dashboards, Elastic Security dashboards, Watcher rules, Logstash pipelines, Observability dashboards, and Vega visualizations.
Top contributions
Logstash REST to exec scripts
Make Logstash a REST endpoint that executes scripts or manually adds data in Elasticsearch.
Terraform Elasticsearch environments
Terraform example scripts to deploy Elastic Cloud Clusters + all necessary components in AWS and GCP
Logstash Pipeline for Talend ESB & MDM
A Logstash Pipeline to collect json logs from Talend ESB & MDM.
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Use Elastic with AI assistants and agents
Elastic users are increasingly combining search, security, and observability data with AI. On Elastic Content Share you can discover AI tools for Elastic that support day-to-day work, AI agents that help investigate alerts or explain findings, AI workflows for repeatable tasks, and AI skills that package reusable instructions for assistants.
These resources are meant to be practical: examples that help you write better Elasticsearch queries, understand Kibana dashboards, triage Elastic Security alerts, analyze observability data, or automate common Elastic Cloud tasks while keeping a human in control.
Build faster with AI tools
Find helpers, prompts, connectors, and utilities for AI-assisted Elastic work.
Investigate with AI agents
Use agent examples for alert triage, log analysis, explanations, and operations.
Turn work into AI workflows
Document repeatable processes for security, observability, search, and reporting.
Reuse Elastic AI skills
Share instructions that help assistants perform Elastic-specific tasks consistently.
Latest community contributions
Watch for changes in IOWaits
A watch which alerts if the time spent by a hosts CPU in IOWait, has increased by more than than N% in the last Y mins.
Sankey visualization example
This is an example of how to build an sankey visualization using the vega visualization in Kibana.
Uptime watch using Heartbeat data
This watch checks the availability of your Heartbeat observed services. It will trigger an alert whenever at least one of your services is down.
RUM extension dashboard
This dashboard provide deeper insight into the real user monitoring data collected by Elastic RUM.
Why use Elastic Content Share?
Elastic ships powerful products, but every environment has its own data sources, detection ideas, dashboards, and operational questions. Community examples make it easier to compare approaches, reuse proven building blocks, and discover ways to get more value from the Elastic Stack.
All content on Elastic Content Share is free to download. You do not need an Elastic Cloud account to use the files manually. An Elastic Cloud deployment is only needed when you want to use the optional one-click deployment workflow.
FAQ about free Kibana dashboards and Elastic content
What is Elastic Content Share?
Elastic Content Share is a community project for sharing free Elastic Stack content such as Kibana dashboards, Canvas workpads, Vega visualizations, Elasticsearch Watcher rules, Logstash pipelines, and Elastic Security examples.
Is Elastic Content Share an official Elastic website?
No. Elastic Content Share is a community project and is not officially maintained by Elastic. Official Elastic products, documentation, and services are available at elastic.co.
Can I download Kibana dashboards for free?
Yes. The downloads on Elastic Content Share are free. You can browse the Kibana dashboard gallery, download files, and adapt the content to your own Elastic environment.
Do I need Elastic Cloud?
No. You can download and import content manually. Elastic Cloud is only required for the optional deployment helper that imports selected content directly into your Elastic Cloud deployment.
Can I contribute my own dashboard or rule?
Yes. If you created a useful dashboard, visualization, alerting rule, or pipeline, you can submit it through the content contribution form and share it with other Elastic users.
Why use community content instead of building from scratch?
Building dashboards, rules, and pipelines from scratch takes time. Community examples give you a working starting point, show proven field and filter patterns, and help you adapt Elastic content faster.
Who is Elastic Content Share for?
It is for administrators, security analysts, observability teams, consultants, and developers who want practical Elastic Stack examples.
When should I use content from this site?
Use it when starting a new Elastic deployment, adding a data source, creating a dashboard, extending a SOC workflow, testing Watcher rules, or learning from real examples.
How do I get started?
Browse a category, read the description and version notes, download the file, import it into Kibana or the matching Elastic product, and adapt fields, filters, and thresholds to your data.