Kibana

Your window into all of your data·elastic.co

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Kibana is the open source interface used to query, analyze, visualize, and manage data stored in Elasticsearch. It lets users search and explore data in real time, build interactive dashboards and visualizations, run no-code machine learning for anomaly detection, map geospatial data, and set alerts that trigger automated responses. It underlies Elastic's search, observability, and security solutions and can be deployed via Elastic Cloud Serverless, Elastic Cloud Hosted, or self-managed installations.

What it's for

Build interactive dashboards and visualizations from Elasticsearch dataSearch and explore structured and unstructured data in real timeDetect anomalies and rare events using no-code machine learningVisualize and analyze geospatial data with interactive mapsSet alert rules and trigger automated workflows/responsesMonitor logs, metrics, and traces for observability and root-cause analysisDetect, investigate, and respond to security threats with detection rules and timeline viewsBuild and tune custom enterprise search experiencesRun Elasticsearch API calls and debug queries via Dev Tools ConsoleManage dashboards, visualizations, and alert rules as code via API or Terraform

Features 14

AI-powered query generation and explanation via built-in assistant and Agent Builder
Alert rules with integrations to Slack, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, and 100+ other systems
Build interactive dashboards with metrics, XY charts, graphs, maps, and tables
Correlate logs, metrics, and traces with time-synced views and live tailing
Data lifecycle management tools for Elasticsearch deployments
Dev Tools Console for running Elasticsearch API calls with an interactive JSON editor
Elastic Maps Service basemaps, including offline/air-gapped support
ES|QL IDE with data browsing, field autocomplete, recommended queries, and query history
Kibana as code: manage dashboards, visualizations, and alert rules via API or Terraform provider
Multilayer geospatial maps with distance filters and shape overlays
No-code machine learning for anomaly detection and message pattern categorization
Role-based access control, audit logging, and cluster diagnostics tools
Search and explore data with natural language input and intelligent autocomplete
Security detection rules, anomaly detection, case tracking, and MITRE ATT&CK linkage

At a glance

free tierfree trialopen sourceself-hostableAPI

TypeWeb app

DeploymentHybrid

PlatformsWeb

CompanyElastic

Integrations

ServiceNowGoogle CloudPagerDutySlackTerraformAzureAWS

Complianceself-reported

FedRAMP

Resources

Docs

Pricing

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Elastic Cloud pricing is described qualitatively as resource-based (Hosted) or usage-based (Serverless), with pay-as-you-go monthly or prepaid options, and license-based pricing for self-managed deployments (based on node count and RAM used). No specific dollar amounts for plans are shown; users are directed to start a free trial or contact sales for a quote.