Display stats as geostats on Splunk Clustered Single Value Map Visualization app

[Naaba]

Hi,

I would like to display stats (pie charts) on a map generated with the Clustered Single Value Map Visualization app.

Is it possible?

[Naaba]

I wasn't able to zoom to view town because the default tile used by Splunk is not a detailled map.
In default town I juste see some regions
I found a tile on openstreet map where I can see the town, So I use it and I can zoom to view town and street

[niketn]

@Naaba, you should convert the comment here as Answer and accept the same to mark this question as answered.

[niketn]

@Naaba, is your goal to show greater drilldown to map or display multiple location on map?

If it is to go deeper like plot town/region kind of information, you should switch to Choropleth map instead.
If it is to show more pie chart for multiple cities/states Clustered map does it by default.

For assessing your needs and correct map visualization, please check out some of map related examples on Splunk 6.x Dashboard Examples App on Splunkbase.

Also refer to documentation:
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Viz/ChoroplethFormatting
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Viz/MarkerMap

[Naaba]

Thanks for your answer.
I finally use tiles

[niketn]

@Naaba, I hope you have used Tiles with specific URL as per your need. Let me know if I should convert my comment to Answer, or else in case your solution differs please add your details as an answer and accept the same.

[kmorris_splunk]

I believe the purpose of this visualization is to plot single values as opposed to pie charts. Is there a reason for not using the native Splunk map visualization?

[Naaba]

Hi,

The map of the native Splunk is not detailled as I want.
For example if I have many bubbles in one town, Geostats will display a unique booble because the map is not detailled.
My final goal is to display stats on a map with one bubble for every location on the map.

can we change the native map of Splunk used by Geostats?

Thanks