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Coralogix now offers the ability to create unlimited, personalized custom dashboards. Use six new visualizations – Data Table, Line Chart, Gauge, Pie Chart, Vertical Bar Chart, and Horizontal Bar Chart – each of which supports all three data types – logs, metrics, and spans – to define and create a dashboard catered to your specific observability needs. Then query across your widgets using our new Filter and Variable capabilities.
STEP 1. In your navigation bar, click Dashboard > Custom Dashboards.
STEP 2. Create a new dashboard by clicking +NEW DASHBOARD.
STEP 3. Drag a widget into your new dashboard: Data Table, Line Chart, Gauge, Pie Chart, Vertical Bar Chart, or Horizontal Bar Chart. Set the definitions.
STEP 4. Hover over SAVE, then click SAVE AS and enter a name for your new dashboard.
STEP 5. Hover over your new dashboard in the dashboards panel, and three dots will appear to the right. Click on the three dots and select from a number of options in the drop down menu: STAR, SET AS DEFAULT, RENAME, DELETE, SAVE AS.
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For more information about the different widget types and explanations of their definitions, see the following documents:
By default, custom dashboards show data from the last 15 minutes. This can be modified using the timeframe dropdown at the upper right-hand side of the dashboard.
You can choose between different timeframes either by selecting one of the quick timeframes, or by using the custom tab and selecting two dates between which you want to show data.
Coralogix supports selecting a timeframe of up to 90 days for your custom dashboards. This enables you to view metric widgets with long retention periods easily within your custom dashboards.
Notes:
Widgets are always in edit mode and may be edited at any time.
STEP 1. In your dashboard, navigate to Dashboard tab > Custom Dashboards.
STEP 2. In the left-hand side bar, view all available dashboards.
STEP 3. Click on the dashboard you wish to view and modify as desired.
STEP 4. Once you have made changes to a widget, click SAVE. This saves your entire dashboard. Click RESET to revert your changes and view the previously saved dashboard.
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STEP 1. Click on the variable icon { } in the upper right-hand corner of your dashboard.
STEP 2. Define your Variable by defining Type, Field, Variable Name, and Display Name.
STEP 4. Click SAVE.
STEP 5. View the variables per Field in the upper right-hand corner of your screen.
STEP 6. Use the {{ variable_name }}
in the widgets query language.
Notes:
${__range}
variable in your query. This variable is always available and does not need to be defined before you use it. You can also use the ${__range_s}
and ${__range_ms}
variants of this variable, to get the range in seconds or milliseconds. For example, you could use the query sum(last_over_time(request_count[${__range}])) by (service)
to show the last reported request_count metric value over the entire time frame grouped by service.STEP 1. Click on Filters View in your left-hand sidebar.
STEP 2. Click +ADD FILTER.
Note: Application and subsystem filters are created by default; you have the option of creating new filters.
STEP 3. Define the parameters of your Filter: Source, Field, and Operator.
STEP 4. Click SAVE.
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