I would like to know that is there any way (or workaround) to draw moving average on Kibana dashboard?
I have read all the documents on the official site and nothing about moving average (or advanced charts) are mentioned.
Any information or keywords will be helpful, thanks in advance:)
You can create a Histogram Panel with Chart Value as mean, select your preferred Value Field (i.e. the field on which you want to get the average), set Chart to Lines and then set Auto-Refresh to your preferred interval:
Then you will get something like that:
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I want to set an alert on a graph in Grafana, but I am not able to set.
If the used value in graph exceeds above 27 TiB then it should create an alert.
Also, I want slack notification of grafana graph after every four or six hours. But I am not able to see any option for that. Can you please help me regarding this
Check the Axes tab --> X-Axis column: If you are calculating Total in the value part as you can see in the below
Then, change the avg() to sum() in the Condition:
Is it possible to create a stacked area graph in AppDynamics? I want to show the cumulative effects of API response and browser DOM ready to visualize where variance is originating.
I can put both of these on a single graph, but if I choose Area, they overlap. How do I get them to stack?
I'm on AppDynamics Version 4.3.1.2, build 47
Inside the widget settings make sure you select the "Stack Areas or Columns" checkbox. This works in every version of AppD I've used including 4.3.0.2.
To get some "visual alerting", I'd like to draw simultaneously two curves on the same graph in Grafana:
current time-window graph
same graph but with 7 days ago data
The idea is to be able to compare data evolution on the same day in the previous week.
I could not find a Graphite function for that (but I may have missed something in the doc).
Is there a way to do it?
You can use timeShift to make a metric in grafana with your series shifted back a week.
This kind of thing is also a good application for series-specific display overrides in grafana, so you can make the shifted series display differently from the current data.
I have successfully used kibana (4.3.1) to make a dashboard with several visualizations. Great! Now I would like to add some input controls to allow filtering. I know that you can manually enter filters in the query bar, for example 'myCol:[low TO high]' but this is problematic for a couple of reasons. First, the syntax is a little too advanced for casual users (although I could use the metadata visualization to document the syntax). Second, the query bar goes away when exporting the dashboard via iframe.
I have tried using the metric visualization to display a min and max values. Unfortunately, the metric visualization is read only.
I have tried a bar chart to allow range filtering but my users will need to select very specific ranges that result in selection areas of only a few pixels. This is error prone and not precise enough.
Any other ideas on how to create input controls for easy filtering? I was hoping find some sort of dial that is tied to a column to allow users an easy way to apply filters.
Thanks,
Nathan
Check working with filters section in the documentation. Selecting a filter changes dashboard URL and includes snippet like (filters:!((meta:(disabled:!t,index:'myIndex_*',key:MyTermToFilter,negate:!f,value:'MyValueToFilter'). Once you have all the filters you want your users to change in the URL, after they navigate to that URL they will be able to enable/disable them in the UI
I have a Kibana search that returns the load average in a field called metric_value_number. This indexed field has a format of Number, and a Numeral.js format pattern of "0,0.[00]". This is default values.
Here is a screenshot of my search with sample data
When I try to make a visualization with a sum-aggregation, it gets aggregated to zero. This applies to Visualization types of at least Line chart, Area chart and Metric.
How can I properly visualize the system average load with the data I have?
Found this thread, because I had some trouble myself getting our load visualized. However, it turns out I had to type cast to number first by using %{NUMBER:load_1:float} and actually needed an average aggregation.
Had to delete the Logstash index and "reload the field list" in Kibana to get it working.
Tried to reproduce your problem by using your settings. Unfortunately for you, I got it working. I am currently using Kibana Version 4.1.2-snapshot
Build 7500.