Installing and Setting up OpenSearch-Dashboards
In the previous blog we have saw how to install and configure OpenSearch in Ubuntu. In this blog let’s install and configure OpenSearch-Dashboards, and linking with the OpenSearch.
For installing and setting up OpenSearch check out my previous blog:
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What is OpenSearch-Dashboards?
OpenSearch Dashboards is a visualization and user interface tool that is typically used in conjunction with OpenSearch, an open-source search and analytics engine. OpenSearch Dashboards provides a web-based interface for interacting with and visualizing data stored in OpenSearch. Here are some of its main uses:
1. Data Visualization: With OpenSearch Dashboards, users may generate a wide range of visuals to aid in data analysis and comprehension, including graphs, charts, and maps. Dashboards that are configurable allow users to explore and engage with data.
2. Dashboard Creation: Custom dashboards that compile and show data from OpenSearch indexes may be designed and used by users. Dashboards are helpful for tracking important performance indicators, trends, and metrics in real time.
