I want to create a "dashboard list" in grafana and show only dashboards that have an alert in "Alerting/Firing" state.
A alert list is not working for me, as it has no more a link to the dashboard. (Ok you see the dashboard id, but I need something to klick)
I try to do it with a query but I dont find any documentation for the query syntax in the dashboard list.
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I keep getting the erorr that it is a hiearchal query and it isn't possible to create it as a widget on the ADO Dashboard.
I tried manually adding each one but I realized for some other features there's around 70 user stories which in the long run isn't efficient at all.
I want to create a query that I am able to showcase the user stories under a given feature and be able to put it on my dashboard without having issues. Thank you!
To get user stories under a given feature and display the results on the dashboard, you can refer to the following method.
Create a shared query as shown below. Parent is the work item id of your feature.
Add a widget named Query results to your dashboard. Select the query created from the first step at the Query box.
Then you can see related user stories in the widget.
I would like to generate Grafana URLs with a predefined search of a dashboard name.
Something like https://play.grafana.org/search=open&query=myDashboard leading to the search result page with all dashboard containing this name.
Is this possible ?
Use different Grafana approach, e.g:
https://play.grafana.org/dashboards?query=myDashboard&search=open
By drop-down choices and time-interval some services do not have data or do not exists.
Are there ways to not show those panels in grafana dashboards?
I have buildNumber filed (type is integer) as X-Axis in Kibana 6 visualisation, it looks like this:
How can I make it clickable?
E.g. if I click on #5 I'd like to get to event's data:
You can get what you want by creating a dashboard with:
The graph you show above
The saved search you display in the picture above (without filtering). First
save the search you want and then add it to the dashboard. From ES forum How
to Visualize Discover data in dashboard
When you add a visualization to a dashboard, there are two tabs: one for a list of visualizations and one that shows available saved searches.
When you click the buildNumber a filter will be automatically added to the dashboard which will filter all the items on the dashboard, so you'll see the buildNumber details as you want.
I have a dashboard where a map is one of the panes - is it possible for the search box within the map to become an action filter?
For example, if the user typed in Atlanta, Georgia and then the rest of the dashboard would refresh to show the relevant data.
Thanks!
Not sure if I understood you correctly. The functionality you described is supported by default in Tableau.
I created this map
Notice I have a filter for state.
Then I create a dashboard and pull the sheet I just created.
On the dashboard, I make the Geo State filter into "wildcard match" and thats it