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Import and export Kibana dashboards, visualizations, searches and index patterns from command line.

Requirements

  • requests>=2.7.0
  • grimoirelab-toolkit>=0.1.4

Installation

Archimedes is being developed and tested mainly on GNU/Linux platforms. Thus it is very likely it will work out of the box on any Linux-like (or Unix-like) platform, upon providing the right version of Python.

$> git clone https://github.com/Bitergia/archimedes
$> python3 setup.py build
$> python3 setup.py install

How it works

Currently, Archimedes is able to perform the following operations

  • Import objects from disk

    Locate an object based on its alias or its type and ID or title on disk and import it to Kibana. If find is set to true, it also loads the related objects (i.e., visualizations, search and index pattern).

    The operation can overwrite previous versions of existing objects.

archimedes
http://...                        # Kibana URL (required)
...                               # Archimedes folder (required)
--obj-type ...                    # type of the object to import
--obj-id/title/alias ...          # ID/title/alias of the object to import
--find                            # find and import also the objects referenced in the input object
--force                           # overwrite any existing objects on ID conflict

  • Export objects to disk

    Locate an object by its ID, alias or title in Kibana and export it to a folder path. The exported data is divided into several folders according to the type of the objects exported (i.e., visualizations, searches and index patterns).

    The operation can overwrite previous versions of existing files.

archimedes
http://...                        # Kibana URL (required)
...                               # Archimedes folder (required)
--export                          # action (required)
--obj-type ...                    # type of the object to export
--obj-id/title/alias ...          # ID/title/alias of the object to export
--force                           # overwrite an existing file on file name conflict
--index-pattern                   # export the index pattern related to the target object

  • Inspect objects handled by Archimedes

    List the objects stored in Kibana or in the Archimedes folder.

archimedes
http://...                        # Kibana URL (required)
...                               # Archimedes folder (required)
--inspect                         # action (required)
--local                           # inspect objects in the Archimedes folder 
--remote                          # inspect objects in Kibana

  • Populate the Archimedes registry

    Populate the registry file based on the objects stored in Kibana. The registry will include a list of entries which contain the metadata of the Kibana objects and the associated aliases.

archimedes
http://...                        # Kibana URL (required)
...                               # Archimedes folder (required)
--registry                        # action (required)
--populate                        # action (required)
--force                           # overwrite an existing object on ID conflict

  • Show the Archimedes registry

    Show the content of the registry. If alias and obj_type are null, it returns the content of all the registry. Otherwise, it returns the information related to the single alias or the aliases associated with the given obj_type.

archimedes
http://...                        # Kibana URL (required)
...                               # Archimedes folder (required)
--registry                        # action (required)
--show                            # action (required)
--alias ...                       # the name of the target alias
--obj-type ...                    # type of the objects to list

  • Delete the Archimedes registry

    Delete the content of the registry. If alias is not null, it deletes only the information corresponding to that alias.

archimedes
http://...                        # Kibana URL (required)
...                               # Archimedes folder (required)
--registry                        # action (required)
--delete                          # action (required)
--alias ...                       # the name of the target alias

  • Update the Archimedes registry

    Change a given alias saved in the registry with a new alias.

archimedes
http://...                        # Kibana URL (required)
...                               # Archimedes folder (required)
--registry                        # action (required)
--update                          # action (required)
--alias ...                       # the name of the target alias
--new-alias ...                   # the name of the new alias

Examples

  • Import a dashboard by ID, forcing the overwriting
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--import
--obj-type dashboard
--obj-id git
--force
  • Import a visualization by ID
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--import
--obj-type visualization
--obj-id git_main_numbers
  • Import a visualization by alias
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--import
--obj-alias 1
  • Import a dashboard by content title and related objects
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--import
--obj-type dashboard
--obj-title Git
--find
--force
  • Import a visualization by ID and related objects
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--import
--obj-type visualization
--obj-id git_main_numbers
  • Export a dashboard by ID
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--export
--obj-type dashboard
--obj-id Git
--force
  • Export a dashboard by alias
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--export
--obj-alias 1
--force
  • Export a visualization by ID and its index pattern
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--export
--obj-type visualization
--obj-id git_commits_organizations
--force
--index-pattern
  • Inspect the objects stored in Kibana
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--inspect 
--remote
  • Inspect the objects stored on disk
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--inspect 
--local
  • Populate the registry, forcing the overwriting
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--registry 
--populate 
--force
  • Show the full registry
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--registry 
--show
  • Show the information of a single alias in the registry
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--registry 
--show
--alias x
  • Show the information of aliases of a given type
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--registry 
--show
--obj-type dashboard
  • Clear the registry content
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--registry 
--clear
  • Delete a given alias from the registry
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--registry 
--delete
--alias x
  • Update an existing alias in the registry
archimedes
http://admin:admin@localhost:5601
/home
--registry 
--update
--alias x
--new-alias y

License

Licensed under GNU General Public License (GPL), version 3 or later.

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