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The small graphs for each TopN are called "sparklines", they give you an impression of the full graph which you can see by clicking on the sparkline or the node.
TopN 2023
Information about the TopN Definition screen. What do all the columns mean.
Mark Dueck is writing new definitions for all the old defintions.
Need to make new screen shots
need to write how to add to dashboard
Top N Enhancements
TopN data tables have been replaced with new and improved grid which allows the user to sort the table on "Last" column to reverse the data displayed, effectively allowing the user to inspect the "bottom N"
New selector is available which can display 10, 20 or 50 entries in each table. On the first load, each table shows the default entries (based on the "limit" value in configuration). Changing the value in "show" selector will trigger to display the selected value for all tables irrespective of the limit in configuration.
Add/Edit TopN Configuration
As part of TopN enhancement, users now have the capability to add or edit the TopN definition via GUI. This feature can be accessed via Views → TopN and then clicking on the "Manage TopN Configs" button
This button will take you the page that lists all the available Top N definitions. To add a new one, click on the add button above the grid or to edit an existing definition. select it and then click the edit button. This will open modal. Fill int the fields and click Save to save the definition
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Top N Fields Definition:
| Field | Description |
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| Name | Unique name that will act id for the config |
| Title | Title to display on the dashboard |
| Order | The order where the dashboard must be dsiplayed |
| Limit | Number of rows to be displayed by default |
| Show Value | |
| Show Element | If selected, display the interface column |
| Show Sparkline | If selected, display the sparkline chart for last 1 hour |
| Top N Key | |
| Data Section | |
| Add Filter | If selected, allows to add filter criteria which will filter the nodes shown in table |
| Info | ||
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CPU "cpuLoad", |