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[Embeddable] Dashboard by reference embeddable #52680
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Pinging @elastic/kibana-app-arch (Team:AppArch) |
GoalThe SIEM team aims to proffer users the ability to select from a list of pre-populated and user-generated Kibana dashboards (stored as saved objects), and render them via the embeddable dashboard component. Ideally, the embeddable dashboard component would also allow changes made to the dashboard in Limitations in the current implementationReadsToday, all apps that wish to populate an embedded dashboard with the contents of a saved Kibana dashboard must develop their own implementation of the code that performs the IO to retrieve the saved object via the Saved Objects API, and transform it in-memory to the Alternatives to the current implementation for reads might include:
WritesWhen users (for example) change the layout of a dashboard in Potential enhancements to the embeddable dashboard to support writes might include:
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@andrew-goldstein is this still relevant and whats the priority of it ? |
Hi @ppisljar! Yes, this is still relevant, as it's one of the issues we're tracking as a prerequisite to using embeddables on the SIEM overview page. @MikePaquette, would you be willing to reply to @ppisljar re: priority? |
Working on embeddable examples that would show how embeddable authors can support these use cases more.
A next step to make this usable for SIEM would be to either:
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Current dashboard embeddable is "by value" only, meaning it does not take in a saved object id that determines the data it loads, which is how visualizations and saved searches work right now.
It'd be nice to provide this. The SIEM team would use this because they want editable dashboards embedded in their application, right now they'd have to implement the logic of connecting the saved object to raw input themselves.
Part of #71857
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