Link to the Elasticsearch Blog.
Here, we create a donut-chart directive using:
- Yeoman: for scaffolding our app (including Bower and Grunt)
- Angular: as our MV* framework
- D3: as our charting library
- Elasticsearch: as our backend data store
- Elasticsearch Javascript Client: to communicate with our Elasticsearch instance
- NFL dataset: our test dataset
requirements:
- Elasticsearch 1.0
- elasticsearch.angular.js
Bubble chart indicating the education index (y-axis), median age (x-axis), and GDP (circle size) of 175 countries.
Download the latest wheezy raspbian raw image and install onto a 4GB+ SD card following the RPi Easy SD Card Setup instructions.
- Insert the SD Card. Attach a keyboard, mouse, and monitor to your Raspberry Pi before booting it up.
- The Raspberry Pi has a nice "raspi-config" screen that you'll see on first boot. For a home server, the following selections will be useful:
A reworked example of stacked-to-grouped bars in which normalized stacked bars is added.
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