I probably would not simply because the cluster containing your Marvel metrics may not necessarily be the same cluster/data that you want to do your Kibana analytics on (and also Marvel production licensing is independent from Kibana). BTW Marvel is indeed built on Kibana, and just FYI, Marvel is free for development use, and in production there is a very reasonable licensing cost associated with it. If you’re an Elasticsearch subscription customer, you get a full license to use Marvel included with your subscription package.
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