Adding graphs and multigraphs
Graphs are plotted automatically for all numeric values from the Data table.
The possibility to add graphs is used in the following cases:
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the needed graph was removed;
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data structure has been changed and new metrics start to come;
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a multigraph (several graphs on a single panel) needs to be plotted;
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a graph for a metric of another object needs to be plotted;
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a graph based on math operations needs to be plotted.
These cases can be combined.
Adding a new graph
In order to add a new graph it is necessary to:
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Click the button
over the list of graphs.The panel with the current object and its numeric metrics will appear:
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Select the metric from the current object or any other one.
There are two ways to select a metric from the current object:
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to click on the needed metric;
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to start entering the name of the metric in double curly braces into the field Formula, and select the metric from the filtered list.
There are two ways to select a metric from another object:
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to select the object from the dropdown list, then to select the metric;
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to enter the object ID and the metric name, separated with colon, in double curly braces into the field Formula, for example {{5a0954cbe3c02d7029c717c4:MEM.percentUsed}}.
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Click the button
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The objects in the dropdown list are sorted with the following way:
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Adding a multigraph
In order to add a multigraph, several constants or metrics from the current object or any other ones must be selected, using the buttons
| add a formula,
| delete a formula.
| Formulas in the header of the graph are in the same order as during the setting. |
| Using the switches near the formulas in the multigraph legend, the individual graphs, that compose the multigraph, can be hidden and showed. |
Multigraphs can be used to plot additional graphs for constant values, for instance, to display max and min levels for metrics:
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A joint graph is available for any object: the |
