###### Default Mode

###### Time Field

##### Index Settings

Time stamped indices use your selected time range to create a list of indices that match a specified timestamp pattern. This can be very efficient for some data sets (eg, logs) For example, to match the default logstash index pattern you might use `"logstash-"yyyy.mm.dd`. The quotes around "logstash-" are important as they instruct Kibana not to treat those letters as a pattern.

See http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/archives/date-time-format for documentation on date formatting.

###### Timestamp

###### Index pattern Absolutes in double quotes

###### Failover Index If index not found

##### Relative mode settings

###### Relative time options comma seperated

###### Default timespan

##### Auto-refresh settings

Enable
Interval (seconds)
Minimum Interval (seconds)