Cherry-pick #10379 to 6.x: Metricbeat overview dashboard for Zookeeper #10494
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(cherry picked from commit 34fecd4)
ruflin
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I don't think this is going to work as in 6.x that 6 directory is needed?
Please try to import the dashboard against a 6.x stack setup to make sure things work.
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Sorry for the mistake. I have tested it with both, 6 and 7 ES and Kibana (using the environments launched with |
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I forgot we have UPDATE: just checked and I'm even suprised that |
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Cherry-pick of PR #10379 to 6.x branch. Original message:
I realized that we didn't have any dashboard for Zookeeper so I took advantage that I had all setup done to build one.
Just very key metrics were included, a total of 5 charts using 7 metrics: