Elasticsearch B.V.

Methods and systems for enabling organization and control of dashboards, visualizations, and other saved data objects into spaces. An exemplary method includes, based on at least one role of a user, controlling the user's access to a default space and to other spaces of a plurality of spaces, such that the only spaces that the user can access are the default space and the one or more other spaces. Each space can contain a number of saved objects such as dashboards, visualizations, or other objects. The method can provide a graphical user interface for enabling the user to select, as a current space, the default space or one of the other spaces; and in response to the selection, automatically saving new objects generated by the user into the current space; wherein each of the spaces is configured to provide access to certain data objects only or access to certain applications only.

Systems and methods for providing for visualization and analysis of geospatial data are described. An example method includes automatically generating a first map comprising a plurality of layers that each comprise part of the input data, providing a graphical user interface for receiving at least one selection from the user of one or more of the plurality of layers of the first map for display and an indication that the user has zoomed in on the first map to a first area featuring a symbol corresponding to an item of interest, and automatically generating, based on bounds of the dataset, a second map showing a second area of a bounding shape selected to fit the data related to the item of interest.

Systems and methods for iterating between a graphical user interface and an expression for data visualization. Exemplary methods include: receiving an edited expression from a user, the edited expression including changes to the expression and being associated with a component; evaluating the edited expression; displaying the component using the evaluation of the edited expression; determining a user interface block using the edited expression; and presenting the user interface block to the user in a graphical user interface.

Systems and methods for providing for visualization and analysis of geospatial data are described. An example method includes automatically generating a first map comprising a plurality of layers that each comprise part of the input data, providing a graphical user interface for receiving at least one selection from the user of one or more of the plurality of layers of the first map for display and an indication that the user has zoomed in on the first map to a first area featuring a symbol corresponding to an item of interest, and automatically generating, based on bounds of the dataset, a second map showing a second area of a bounding shape selected to fit the data related to the item of interest.

Methods and systems for providing configurable feature level controls for data. The data can be associated with data visualization and analysis in a distributed search engine environment. An example method comprises providing a user interface for enabling a selection of a type of access to grant for each feature of a plurality of features, the selection being on a feature-by-feature basis and the selection being assigned to selected roles; and in response to the selection of the type of access, automatically controlling the type of access to each of the features including determining whether a user has any role to which a particular feature has been assigned; and based on the determining, for users having any of the selected roles, permitting the type of access selected for the particular feature assigned to the selected roles. The types of access may comprise read-only, full, no access, or differing levels of access.

Methods and systems for enabling organization and control of dashboards, visualizations, and other saved data objects into spaces. An exemplary method includes, based on at least one role of a user, controlling the user's access to a default space and to other spaces of a plurality of spaces, such that the only spaces that the user can access are the default space and the one or more other spaces. Each space can contain a number of saved objects such as dashboards, visualizations, or other objects. The method can provide a graphical user interface for enabling the user to select, as a current space, the default space or one of the other spaces; and in response to the selection, automatically saving new objects generated by the user into the current space; wherein each of the spaces is configured to provide access to certain data objects only or access to certain applications only.

Systems and methods for providing for visualization and analysis of geospatial data are described. An example method includes receiving input data comprising at least geospatial data; automatically generating a first map comprising a plurality of layers, each comprising part of the input data; providing a graphical user interface (GUI) for receiving selection(s) from a user of one or more layers of the first map for display; automatically generating a second map based on the selection(s); and causing display of the second map on a client device. Input data may originate from several data sources and include documents from a search and analytics engine. The map's visual properties are configurable based on user input via the GUI or a configuration. The example method combines server-side clustering and client-side symbolization to seamlessly create maps showing data of arbitrary size. The example method provides real-time full-text searching of map data of any size.

Methods and systems for enabling organization and control of dashboards, visualizations, and other saved data objects into spaces. An exemplary method includes, based on at least one role of a user, controlling the user's access to a default space and to other spaces of a plurality of spaces, such that the only spaces that the user can access are the default space and the one or more other spaces. Each space can contain a number of saved objects such as dashboards, visualizations, or other objects. The method can provide a graphical user interface for enabling the user to select, as a current space, the default space or one of the other spaces; and in response to the selection, automatically saving new objects generated by the user into the current space; wherein each of the spaces is configured to provide access to certain data objects only or access to certain applications only.

Systems and methods for providing for visualization and analysis of geospatial data are described. An example method includes receiving input data comprising at least geospatial data; automatically generating a first map comprising a plurality of layers, each comprising part of the input data; providing a graphical user interface (GUI) for receiving selection(s) from a user of one or more layers of the first map for display; automatically generating a second map based on the selection(s); and causing display of the second map on a client device. Input data may originate from several data sources and include documents from a search and analytics engine. The map's visual properties are configurable based on user input via the GUI or a configuration. The example method combines server-side clustering and client-side symbolization to seamlessly create maps showing data of arbitrary size. The example method provides real-time full-text searching of map data of any size.