Performance mode
Note
This feature is available for early-access customers. To request access and confirm your organization meets the feature criteria, contact your account representative or Support.
Performance mode keeps large charts responsive. When a widget has to render a very high number of series or data points, Coralogix switches that widget to an optimized rendering path so the chart stays smooth to pan and scroll. Performance mode applies to line charts (including their stacked-area display) and heatmap widgets.
Note
Heatmap support is currently limited. Time-bucketing support in performance mode is forthcoming.
How performance mode works
Performance mode engages automatically per widget — there is no setting to turn it on. A widget enters performance mode when its result reaches either threshold:
- 100 or more series, or
- 650 or more data points per series.
When a widget is in performance mode, a Performance mode chip appears in the widget header. The chip is shown only while the optimized rendering path is active.
What changes in performance mode
To render large charts efficiently, performance mode disables the interactions that depend on per-point hit testing:
- Hover highlights are turned off.
- Click actions on the chart are unavailable.
- The synchronized crosshair across widgets is disabled.
To focus on specific series while performance mode is active, use the legend. The legend switches to a scrollable list so you can find and toggle series in a large set.
Restore full interactivity
To bring a widget back to the standard rendering path with full interactivity, reduce how much it has to render:
- Narrow the dashboard or widget time range.
- Reduce the number of series the query returns — for example, add a filter or group by fewer fields.
When the result drops below both thresholds, the widget leaves performance mode and the Performance mode chip disappears.