I tried that but it does not showing exact value as per in sample documents,ex line chart for 5, 1.1, 4, 3.5 as points but the avg value as per timeline.
There are instances in my case that it is ok to get the average of values if the time interval is not periodic. However, there are cases that I need to respect the value of each sample contained in elastic search.
So the question is:
Let’s say we have the following documents in elastic search:
As you could see each “@timestamp” does not show any periodicity.
How can I create a time series graph in elastic search where each timestamp and count value is respected and plotted in the graph?
This is possible using data sources like prometheus but I have not been able to make it work if the data source is Elastic Search.
Is this possible in grafana using ES data source?
I think it is an issue because the timestamp of the documents are not periodic. So, grouping by date histogram may not reflect the intended result which is rendering the value of count for each time stamp.