Dashboards & Visualizations

Glass table visualization for Splunk Enterprise (platform)?

gdigrego
Path Finder

Hello,

I'm looking for the availability of "Glass Table" like visualization for the Splunk Enterprise (platform product). The objective is to create dynamic dashboards at runtime where users can load png blueprints of rooms and floors of their smart home and position panels over these blueprints with drag and drop UI elements.

I know this possibility exists in ES and ITSI but I was wondering if I could do something similar with the platform. I've also checked splunkbase for such visualization app but could not found any.

Thanks in advance for your help on this.

Vijeta
Influencer

Not the same, but something similar you can try using Scalar Vector Graphics - Custom Visualization app.
https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/3815/

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gdigrego
Path Finder

Hi Vijeta,

Thanks for pointing this SVG custom visualization app. I had a look to it on splunkbase and also to this .conf2018 linked session "FN1209 - Visualize This, Mother Trucker" and looks promising for what I'm looking for on the visualization side.

What seems still "missing" is the dynamic/drag and drop feature for end-users at runtime like glass tables have. So any further suggestion on that side is also welcome.

Thank you

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