Tree map in Visualize

[marius-dr]

Rather common visualization to make percentages easier to understand and a bit more readable than a vertical bar chart for me.
Examples:

• WinDirStat: windows applications that shows disk usage on your drive grouped by extensions or folders.
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treemapping
• https://beta.usaspending.gov/#/ (shows US spending by category)
  Fit with current products:
• Metricbeat: show avg memory usage breakdown by app.
  

[sasauz]

+1

[jkakadiya]

+1

[cameronkerrnz]

I would love this in conjunction for mapping private IP addressing within my network. Feed it a list of subnet definitions.

[fredericinist]

+1

[kerphi]

+1

[FRANCKSYLVIE]

+1

[txti]

+1

[g-g-n]

+1

[silarion]

+1

[imweijh]

+1

[allenwu5]

+1

[aenon]

+25535

[manonrichou]

+1 !

[Svaag]

+1

[jhernandez-ventustech]

+1

[mbullock1986]

+1

[bgeVam]

Hey!

I created a treemap visualization, any comments and suggestions are very welcome 😁

[jodinathan]

unfortunately @bgeVam 's tree map does not work with kibana 6.7

[mzunair]

Hi,
I am trying to create a TreeMap plugin for Kibana using highcharts. My Kibana version is 6.2.4 and highcharts version is 5.0.12. Can someone point out the possible issue? Is there a problem with Kibana or Highchart version?

[damianward1972]

+1 2 3 I would really like to have a treemap available within Kibana. Hierarchy drill down would be great but we could start with a simple one and work from there. D

[FernandoDurier]

+1 Please add a treemap, it is extremely necessary, as it is one of the default offers from other visualization tools such as Tableau, Power BI, Watson Analytics, etc.

[mmguero]

+1

[leweafan]

+1

[wylieconlon]

We are shipping treemaps in Lens in 7.8.0! #55477

I think this issue was probably referring to tree maps in the Visualize app, so I'll keep this issue open and rename it.

[victorhooi]

The sist2 project indexes your local file system, to store in ElasticSearch.

They have a disk usage visualisation, but it's quite basic and only one level.

I'm wondering - would it be possible to use the Treemap in Kibana to visualise this data?

What's the difference between having it in Lens, versus doing it in Visualise?

[wylieconlon]

The main difference is that Lens is part of the free Basic license: https://www.elastic.co/subscriptions

[timroes]

This enhancement is implemented in Lens (via #55477) and available since 7.8.0. Lens GA’d in 7.10 and going forward Lens is the recommended way in Kibana to create visualizations, with more chart types, data processing and integrations planned (see this Lens meta issue).

Thus we decided to not implement this feature outside of Lens. To keep our issues at a manageable amount and reflect our current state of planning, we'll be closing this issue.

[mmguero]

The main difference is that Lens is part of the free Basic license: https://www.elastic.co/subscriptions

This is disappointing, as it's yet another feature not available in the open source variant of Kibana. If Lens is the future of kibana visualizations, where does that leave the open source tier?

[timroes]

@mmguero We just announced a license change for Elasticsearch/Kibana: https://www.elastic.co/blog/licensing-change Going forward all Kibana distributions will contain Lens.

[mmguero]

That is terrific news! Thank you for the update!