I've been working with Kibana for a while now, and it feels too raw sometimes. It can be difficult to spot what I'm looking for in the sea of logs.
So I built KibanaRowColorizer, a small userscript that adds color-coding to Kibana log rows based on log level.
$How it works
The script runs quietly in the background, checking for new rows every half-second. When it finds one, it tags the row with a color based on the log level.
$Installation
It's easy to set up with Tampermonkey (Chrome, Firefox, Edge). Safari users can use Userscripts instead.
- 01Install your preferred userscript manager.
- 02Grab the userscript from the repo.
- 03Update the
@includeURL if your Kibana instance lives somewhere else.
Chrome/Edge users might need to enable Developer Mode for scripts due to recent security updates. Full details in the readme.
>>Source
A browser userscript that enhances Kibana by adding color-coded log rows based on log levels.