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DeprecatedThis documentation is deprecated as of Datafari version 5.2. Kibana has been replaced by Apache Zeppelin and the new “dashboards” are presented in the following documentation: [DEPRECATED] Analytic Stack (Apache Zeppelin) |
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Valid from 4.0The documentation below is valid from Datafari v4.0 upwards |
This dashboard is more advanced than the one available in the Community Edition (Usage Analytics [DEPRECATED]). It is based on the Statistics logs generated by Datafari, which are inserted by Logstash in Elasticsearch under the "statistic/logs" index.
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History table: Lists the complete history of user queries, with a notion of session tracking. Date corresponds to the query date, Consulted pages corresponds to the pagination: in the screenshot, you need to read as follows: 1,0,0,1,0 means that the user was on the first page (first 10 results), then the 0 means that he used a facet, the second 0 as well, 1 means that either the user reloaded the page, or he clicked a doc,
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Consulted pages columnUnderstanding the Consulted Pages column may be a bit complex. Here is how to interpret it: when a number superior to 0 is displayed, it corresponds to the display of a results list, respecting the pagination. Therefore, 1 corresponds to the first 10 results, 4 corresponds to results 31 to 40 etc. In case the number is superior to 1, and somewhere further in the sequence, it goes back to 0, there is an ambiguity: either the user selected a facet (highest probabilty of occuring), or he went back to the first page (more rare). When a 0 is displayed, it corresponds to the click on a result. In the screenshot above, it means that for the "performance" query, the user saw the first page (1), clicked on a result (0), then on a second result (0), then selected a facet (1), and clicked on a third result (0). |
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