anchor.diff:  The Elasticsearch index pattern where the Beat is storing the data. The default value is constructed from the Beat name + `-*` string.
   
   ==== kibana
  -The Elasticsearch index pattern where Kibana saved its configuration. The default value is `.kibana`.
  +The Elasticsearch index pattern where Kibana saves its configuration. The default value is `.kibana`.
   
   ==== dir
  -The output directory where to save the dashboards together with its dependencies. The default value is `output`.
  +The output directory where the dashboards and all dependencies will be saved. The default value is `output`.
   
  -For example to export all Packetbeat dashboards, you can run the following command in the `packetbeat` repository:
  +NOTE: To make made it even easier for you to import and export the dashboards, we've also added support for running the
  +following commands in the Beats repository: `make import-dashboards` and `make export-dashboards`.
   
  -[source,shell]
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  -../dev-tools/export_dashboards.py --beat packetbeat
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  -
  -NOTE:: We have made it even easier for you to import and export the dashboards
  -by running the following commands in the Beats repository:
  -
  -[source,shell]
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  -make import-dashboards
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  -
  -[source,shell]
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  -make export-dashboards
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  -
  
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  ==== dir
  The input directory with the dashboards together with its dependencies. The default value is current directory.
  
  ==== url
  The Elasticsearch URL. The default value is http://localhost:9200.
  
  ==== user
  The username and password for authenticating the connection to Elasticsearch using Basic Authentication. The username and password should be separated by a colon. By default no username and password are used.
  
  ==== kibana
  The Elasticsearch index pattern where Kibana saved its configuration. The default value is `.kibana`.
  
  
  To import all the dashboards together with  all the dependencies (visualizations, searches and index patterns), you just
  need to run the following command in the beats repository:
  
  On Unix systems:
  
  [source,shell]
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  ../dev-tools/import_dashboards.sh -dir etc/kibana
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  On Windows systems:
  
  [source,shell]
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  ..\dev-tools\import_dashboards.ps1 -dir .\etc\kibana
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  === Export the Beat dashboards
  
  To export all the dashboards for a Beat together with all dependencies (visualizations, searches and index patterns), 
  you can use the python script `export_dashboards.py` from 
  https://github.com/elastic/beats/tree/master/dev-tools[dev-tools].
  
  Note: Please, be aware that Dashboard name must be **prefixed** with name of the beat in order to work correctly. Example: Topbeat-Dashboard
  
  The command has the following options:
  
  
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  The Kibana dashboards together with its dependencies are saved into a
  special index pattern in Elasticsearch (by default .kibana), so you need to
  specify the Elasticsearch URL and optionally a username and password.
  
  Usage:
    import_dashboards.sh -url http://localhost:9200 -user admin:secret -index .kibana
  