Performance Graphs
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Hello,
Is it possible to have a performance graphs with multiple nodes on it? for example, windows perf counter of w3svc requests/second where I see 3 servers at the same time?
Thank you.
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Once you open any graph, you can right-click in it, select Properties and under Data Sources add any data source to it.
You can also save the graph for later use (if you want to organise them, give them names like "A -> B -> C". This will create a graph "C" underneath a "folder structure" A\B in the "Graphs" tab on the left (or View -> Predefined Graphs).
Unfortunately this kind of structuring comes with a drawback on permissions. At least I haven't managed to set permissions on such a "folder". I have to set them per graph - and if I don't set any, the only user who will be able to see those saved graphs is myself. Of course that might not be an issue for you. -
Perhaps I'm looking at something wrong. I'm unable to right-click on a performance graph. Is there another way to view the graphs that I'm missing?
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There is "Performance" tab in node properties - those are selected DCIs for selected node. This is probably what you are talking about. But you can open "Last values" tab for node, select any DCI, and open graph for it (by double click or from context menu). On that graph you can add additional data sources as described earlier.
Best regards,
Victor -
Would there be a way to make this into a dashboard of sorts, with multiple graphs and the like?
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