​​Mozilla Community Analytics 101

​​Access Community Analytics

​​Search Data

​​URL: https://analytics.mozilla.community/app/kibana#/discover/
  • ​​Top right, set the time range to “Last 2 years”
  • ​​Left navigation bar: Select the index (data source) you want to query (e.g. discourse_enrich)
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User-uploaded image: Screenshot 2016-07-29 06.03.11.png
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  • ​​See Available Fields
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User-uploaded image: Screenshot 2016-07-29 06.05.56.png
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  • ​​A click on a specific field reveals the top 5 matches for that field (e.g. top 5 users)
  • ​​These fields can also be used as filters in the search box on the top (e.g. username:henx)
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User-uploaded image: Screenshot 2016-07-29 06.08.43.png
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​​Filter Examples

  • ​​username:henx
  • ​​All Discourse posts by Henrik
  • ​​(username:mkohler OR username:henx) AND reads:[10 TO *]
  • ​​All Discourse posts by Henrik and Michael which have been read at least 10 times or more.

​​Data Visualization

​​https://analytics.mozilla.community/app/kibana#/visualize/
​​This is where cool stuff happens, but I am not familiar enough with Kibana 4 to provide a lot of details here.

​​More Filter Fun

​​Query for an enumerated list of contributors:
​​{
​​  "query": {
​​    "terms": {
​​      "author_name": [
​​        "Adriano Cupello",
​​        "Geraldo Barros",
​​        "Andre Garzia",
​​        "Clauber Stipkovic",
​​        "Carlos Valim"
​​      ]
​​    }
​​  }
​​}
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​​Query for all ParSys contributions:
​​{
​​  "query": {
​​    "terms": {
​​      "repo_name": [
​​        "https://github.com/mozilla/discourse-auth0-mozilla.git",
​​        "https://github.com/mozilla/discourse-auto-email-in.git",
​​        "https://github.com/mozilla/discourse-expose-emails-in.git",
​​        "https://github.com/mozilla/discourse-mozillians.git",
​​        "https://github.com/mozilla/discourse.mozilla-community.org.git",
​​        "https://github.com/mozilla/iam-project-backlog.git",
​​        "https://github.com/mozilla/mozilla-django-oidc.git",