POWER BI ELASTIC SEARCH

One common approach is to use the Elasticsearch ODBC driver to establish a connection between Elasticsearch and Power BI. Here’s a general outline of the steps you would need to follow:

1. Install Elasticsearch ODBC Driver: Download and install the Elasticsearch ODBC driver on the machine where Power BI is installed.

2. Configure ODBC DSN: Set up an ODBC Data Source Name (DSN) for your Elasticsearch cluster. This involves providing connection details such as the Elasticsearch endpoint, port, and credentials (if required).

3. Connect Power BI to Elasticsearch: Open Power BI, go to the “Get Data” section, and choose “More…” to select the ODBC option. Then, select the DSN you created in the previous step.

4. Import Data: After establishing the connection, you can import data from Elasticsearch into Power BI. This process involves defining queries to retrieve the data you want to visualize.

5. Create Visualizations: Once the data is imported, you can create various visualizations and reports in Power BI to analyze and present the Elasticsearch data.

Please note that the steps and specifics might vary depending on the versions of Power BI and the Elasticsearch ODBC driver you are using. It’s also essential to consult the official documentation of both Power BI and the Elasticsearch ODBC driver for the most up-to-date and accurate instructions.