This is the seventh part of a seven-part-series explaining how to build an Enterprise Grade OpenSource Web Analytics System. In this post we are building an Analytics Dashboard in Kibana for our data in Elasticsearch. In the previous post we build the connection from Kafka to Elasticsearch and Clickhouse to store the data. If you are new to this series it might help to start with the first post. We have come a long way in this series. We built everything from the client implementation with Snowplow to the processing and enrichment pipelines with Kafka and Python and stored all the data in Elasticsearch. Now it is time to make that data accessible in an appealing way to analysts and business users. The obvious solution for Elasticsearch is Kibana, which is developed by the same company and is designed to work perfectly with Elasticsearch! Webanalytics Dashboard in Kibana In Kibana, […]