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< h5 > Shorter legend names< / h5 >
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< li > alias() function to specify a custom series name< / li >
< li > aliasByNode(2) to alias by a specific part of your metric path< / li >
< li > aliasByNode(2, -1) you can add multiple segment paths, and use negative index< / li >
< li > groupByNode(2, 'sum') is useful if you have 2 wildcards in your metric path and want to sumSeries and group by< / li >
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< h5 > Shorter legend names< / h5 >
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< li > alias() function to specify a custom series name< / li >
< li > aliasByNode(2) to alias by a specific part of your metric path< / li >
< li > aliasByNode(2, -1) you can add multiple segment paths, and use negative index< / li >
< li > groupByNode(2, 'sum') is useful if you have 2 wildcards in your metric path and want to sumSeries and group by< / li >
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< h5 > Series as parameter< / h5 >
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< li > Some graphite functions allow you to have many series arguments< / li >
< li > Use #[A-Z] to use a graphite query as parameter to a function< / li >
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Examples:
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< li > asPercent(#A, #B)< / li >
< li > prod.srv-01.counters.count - asPercent(#A) : percentage of count in comparison with A query< / li >
< li > prod.srv-01.counters.count - sumSeries(#A) : sum count and series A < / li >
< li > divideSeries(#A, #B)< / li >
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< li > If a query is added only to be used as a parameter, hide it from the graph with the eye icon< / li >
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< h5 > Series as parameter< / h5 >
< ul >
< li > Some graphite functions allow you to have many series arguments< / li >
< li > Use #[A-Z] to use a graphite query as parameter to a function< / li >
< li >
Examples:
< ul >
< li > asPercent(#A, #B)< / li >
< li > prod.srv-01.counters.count - asPercent(#A) : percentage of count in comparison with A query< / li >
< li > prod.srv-01.counters.count - sumSeries(#A) : sum count and series A < / li >
< li > divideSeries(#A, #B)< / li >
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< li > If a query is added only to be used as a parameter, hide it from the graph with the eye icon< / li >
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< h5 > Stacking< / h5 >
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< li > You find the stacking option under Display Styles tab< / li >
< li > When stacking is enabled make sure null point mode is set to 'null as zero'< / li >
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< h5 > Stacking< / h5 >
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< li > You find the stacking option under Display Styles tab< / li >
< li > When stacking is enabled make sure null point mode is set to 'null as zero'< / li >
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< h5 > Templating< / h5 >
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< li > You can use a template variable in place of metric names< / li >
< li > You can use a template variable in place of function parameters< / li >
< li > You enable the templating feature in Dashboard settings / Feature toggles < / li >
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< h5 > Templating< / h5 >
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< li > You can use a template variable in place of metric names< / li >
< li > You can use a template variable in place of function parameters< / li >
< li > You enable the templating feature in Dashboard settings / Feature toggles < / li >
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< h5 > Max data points< / h5 >
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< li > Every graphite request is issued with a maxDataPoints parameter< / li >
< li > Graphite uses this parameter to consolidate the real number of values down to this number< / li >
< li > If there are more real values, then by default they will be consolidated using averages< / li >
< li > This could hide real peaks and max values in your series< / li >
< li > You can change how point consolidation is made using the consolidateBy graphite function< / li >
< li > Point consolidation will effect series legend values (min,max,total,current)< / li >
< li > If you override maxDataPoint and set a high value performance can be severely effected< / li >
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< h5 > Max data points< / h5 >
< ul >
< li > Every graphite request is issued with a maxDataPoints parameter< / li >
< li > Graphite uses this parameter to consolidate the real number of values down to this number< / li >
< li > If there are more real values, then by default they will be consolidated using averages< / li >
< li > This could hide real peaks and max values in your series< / li >
< li > You can change how point consolidation is made using the consolidateBy graphite function< / li >
< li > Point consolidation will effect series legend values (min,max,total,current)< / li >
< li > If you override maxDataPoint and set a high value performance can be severely effected< / li >
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Torkel Ödegaard
8 years ago