Kibana: How to show latitude and longitude on world map?
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I have my data in Elasticsearch. In each row, I have latitude and longitude
Now, I want to visualize them in Kibana. Problem is when I click on Coordinate map, it shows error. 
I don't understand why it's not showing anything when I already have latitude and longitude in my data.
elasticsearch kibana asked Nov 12 at 6:07
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I have my data in Elasticsearch. In each row, I have latitude and longitude
Now, I want to visualize them in Kibana. Problem is when I click on Coordinate map, it shows error.
I don't understand why it's not showing anything when I already have latitude and longitude in my data.
elasticsearch kibana asked Nov 12 at 6:07
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Out of the latitude and longitude fields, you need to create ageo_pointfield. You can either delete your index and modify your ingesting pipeline (Logstash, etc) to do so, or simply reindex your data to create thatgeo_pointfield.
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Nov 12 at 6:13
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I have my data in Elasticsearch. In each row, I have latitude and longitude
Now, I want to visualize them in Kibana. Problem is when I click on Coordinate map, it shows error.
I don't understand why it's not showing anything when I already have latitude and longitude in my data.
elasticsearch kibana asked Nov 12 at 6:07
arcticOak2
2131416
I have my data in Elasticsearch. In each row, I have latitude and longitude
Now, I want to visualize them in Kibana. Problem is when I click on Coordinate map, it shows error.
I don't understand why it's not showing anything when I already have latitude and longitude in my data.
elasticsearch kibana elasticsearch kibana asked Nov 12 at 6:07
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arcticOak2
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asked Nov 12 at 6:07
arcticOak2
2131416
asked Nov 12 at 6:07
arcticOak2
2131416
asked Nov 12 at 6:07
arcticOak2
2131416
2131416
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Out of the latitude and longitude fields, you need to create ageo_pointfield. You can either delete your index and modify your ingesting pipeline (Logstash, etc) to do so, or simply reindex your data to create thatgeo_pointfield.
– Val
Nov 12 at 6:13
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Out of the latitude and longitude fields, you need to create ageo_pointfield. You can either delete your index and modify your ingesting pipeline (Logstash, etc) to do so, or simply reindex your data to create thatgeo_pointfield.
– Val
Nov 12 at 6:13
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Out of the latitude and longitude fields, you need to create a
geo_point field. You can either delete your index and modify your ingesting pipeline (Logstash, etc) to do so, or simply reindex your data to create that geo_point field.– Val
Nov 12 at 6:13
Out of the latitude and longitude fields, you need to create a
geo_point field. You can either delete your index and modify your ingesting pipeline (Logstash, etc) to do so, or simply reindex your data to create that geo_point field.– Val
Nov 12 at 6:13
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Out of the latitude and longitude fields, you need to create a
geo_pointfield. You can either delete your index and modify your ingesting pipeline (Logstash, etc) to do so, or simply reindex your data to create thatgeo_pointfield.– Val
Nov 12 at 6:13