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# Annotations
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Annotations provide a way to mark points on the graph with rich events. When you hover over an annotation
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you can get title, tags, and text information for the event.
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To add an annotation query click dashboard settings icon in top menu and select `Annotations` from the
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dropdown. This will open the `Annotations` edit view. Click the `Add` tab to add a new annotation query.
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> Note: Annotations apply to all graphs in a given dashboard, not on a per-panel basis.
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## Graphite annotations
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Graphite supports two ways to query annotations.
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# Dashlist Panel
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## Overview
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The dashboard list panel allows you to show a list of links to other dashboards. The list
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can be based on a search query or dashboard tag query. You can also configure it to show your starred
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dashboards.
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The dashboard list panel allows you to display dynamic links to other dashboards. The list can be configured to use starred dashbaords, a search query and/or dashboard tags.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_list_panels.png">
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> On each dashboard load, the dashlist panel will re-query the dashboard list, always providing the most up to date results.
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## Mode: Starred Dashboards
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The `starred` dashboard selection displays starred dashboards, up to the number specified in the `Limit Number to` field, in alphabetical order. On dashboard load, the dashlist panel will re-query the favorites to appear in dashboard list panel, always providing the most up to date results.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_list_config_starred.png">
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## Mode: Search Dashboards
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The panel may be configured to search by either string query or tag(s). On dashboard load, the dashlist panel will re-query the dashboard list, always providing the most up to date results.
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To configure dashboard list in this manner, select `search` from the Mode select box. When selected, the Search Options section will appear.
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## Options
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Name | Description
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------------ | -------------
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Limit number to | Specify the maximum number of dashboards
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### Search by string
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To search by a string, enter a search query in the `Search Options: Query` field. Queries are case-insensitive, and partial values are accepted.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_list_config_string.png">
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### Search by tag
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To search by one or more tags, enter your selection in the `Search Options: Tags:` field. Note that existing tags will not appear as you type, and *are* case sensitive. To see a list of existing tags, you can always return to the dashboard, open the Dashboard Picker at the top and click `tags` link in the search bar.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_list_config_tags.png">
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> When multiple tags and strings appear, the dashboard list will display those matching ALL conditions.
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# Export and Import
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You find the import view in the bottom of the search dropdown. From this view you
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can import local json files or migrate dashboards stored in Elasticsearch or InfluxDB.
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## Exporting a dashboard
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Dashboards are exported in Grafana JSON format, and contain everything you need (layout, variables, styles, data sources, queries, etc)to import the dashboard at a later time.
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#### Export to file
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To export a dashboard, locate the settings menu within the desired dashboard and click the gear icon. The export option will always be available, and will open a browser save-as dialog window.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/export.gif">
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#### Copy JSON
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The raw JSON may be accessed directly from within the interface and copy/pasted into an editor of your choice to be saved later. To view this JSON, locate the settings menu within the desired dashboard and click the gear icon. The View JSON option will always be available, and will open the raw JSON in a text area. To copy the entire JSON file, click into the text area, the select all `CTRL`+`A` (PC, Linux) or `⌘`+`A` (Mac).
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/export-2.gif">
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## Importing a dashboard
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Grafana 2.0 now has integrated dashboard storage engine that can be configured to use an internal sqlite3 database, MySQL, or Postgres. This eliminates the need to use Elasticsearch for dashboard storage for Graphite users. Grafana 2.0 does not support storing dashboards in InfluxDB.
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The import view can be found at the Dashboard Picker dropdown, next to the New Dashboard and Playlist buttons.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/import.gif">
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#### Import from a file
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To import a dashboard through a local JSON file, click the 'Choose file' button in the Import from File section. Note that JSON is not linted or validated prior during upload, so we recommend validating locally if you're editing. In a pinch, you can use http://jsonlint.com/, and if you are editing dashboard JSON frequently, there are linter plugins for popular text editors.
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#### Importing dashboards from Elasticsearch
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Start by going to the `Data Sources` view (via the side menu), and make sure your Elasticsearch data source is added. Specify the Elasticsearch index name where your existing Grafana v1.x dashboards are stored (the default is `grafana-dash`).
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#### Importing dashboards from InfluxDB
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Start by going to the `Data Sources` view (via the side menu), and make sure your InfluxDB data source is added. Specify the database name where your Grafana v1.x dashboards are stored, the default is `grafana`.
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### Import view
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In the Import view you find the section `Migrate dashboards`. Pick the data source you added (from Elasticsearch or InfluxDB), and click the `Import` button.
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Your dashboards should be automatically imported into the Grafana 2.0 back-end. Dashboards will no longer be stored in your previous Elasticsearch or InfluxDB databases.
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## Troubleshooting
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### Template variables could not be initialized.
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When importing a dashboard, keep an eye out for template variables in your JSON that may not exist in your instance of Grafana. For example,
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"templating": {
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"list": [
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{
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"allFormat": "glob",
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"current": {
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"tags": [],
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"text": "google_com + monkey_id_au",
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"value": [
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"google_com",
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"monkey_id_au"
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]
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},
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"datasource": null,
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To resolve this, remove any unnecessary JSON that may be specific to the instance you are exporting from. In this case, we can remove the entire "current" section entirely, and Grafana will populate default.
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"templating": {
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"list": [
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{
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"allFormat": "glob",
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"datasource": null,
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page_title: Kayboard Shortcuts
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page_description: Kayboard Shortcuts for Grafana
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page_keywords: grafana, export, import, documentation
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---
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# Keyboard Shortcuts
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No mouse? No problem. Grafana has extensive keyboard shortcuts to allow you to navigate throughout the interface. This comes in especially handy when dealing with dealing with single-purpose machines powering on-wall displays that may not have a mouse available.
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## Dashboard Keyboard Shortcuts
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Press `Shift`+`?` to open the keyboard shortcut dialog from anywhere within the dashboard views.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/Grafana-Keyboard-Shortcuts.gif" style="width:80%;">
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|Shortcut|Action|
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|`Esc`|Exit fullscreen edit/view mode, close search or any editor view|
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|`CTRL`+`F`|Open dashboard search view (also contains import/playlist controls)|
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|`CTRL`+`S`|Save dashboard|
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|`CTRL`+`H`|Hide row controls|
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|`CTRL`+`Z`|Zoom out|
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|`CTRL`+`R`|Refresh (Fetches new data and rerenders panels)|
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|`CTRL`+`O`|Enable/Disable shared graph crosshair|
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**Note**: Grafana keyboard shortcuts are the same across operating system. For example, `CTRL`+`F` will open the dashboard picker on a Mac as well, **not** `⌘`+`F`
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Have a suggestion for a new keyboard shortcut? Let us know.
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page_keywords: grafana, playlist, documentation
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---
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## About the Playlist
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# Playlist
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The Playlist is a special type of Dashboard that rotates through a particular list of two or more Dashboards. They can be a great way to build situational awareness or just show off your metrics to your team or visitors. Since Dashboards in Grafana automatically scale to any resolution they're perfect for big screens!
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The Playlist is a special type of Dashboard that rotates through a list of Dashboards. A Playlist can be a great way to build situational awareness, or just show off your metrics to your team or visitors.
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Since Grafana automatically scales Dashboards to any resolution they're perfect for big screens!
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## Configuring the Playlist
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The Playlist can be accessed from the main Dashboard picker. Click the 'Playlist' button at the bottom of the picker to access the Playlist functionality.
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<img src="/img/v2/dashboard_search.png" class="no-shadow">
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Since the Playlist is basically a list of Dashboards, ensure that all the Dashboards you want to appear in your Playlist are added here. You can search Dashboards by name (or use a regular expression).
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## Starting and controlling the Playlist
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To start the Playlist, click the green "Start" button
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To start the Playlist, click the green "Start" button
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Playlists can also be manually controlled utilizing the Playlist controls at the top of screen when in Playlist mode.
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Playlists can also be manually controlled utilizing the Playlist controls at the top of screen when in Playlist mode.
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Click the stop button to stop the Playlist, and exit to the current Dashboard.
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Click the next button to advance to the next Dashboard in the Playlist.
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page_title: Search guide
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page_description: Search guide
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page_keywords: grafana, time range, guide, documentation
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page_title: Dashboard Search
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page_description: Dashboard Search in Grafana
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page_keywords: grafana, search, guide, documentation
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---
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# Search Guide
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# Dashboard Search
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To search and load dashboards click the open folder icon in the header or use the shortcut CTRL+F.
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Dashboards can be searched by the dashboard name, filtered by one (or many) tags or filtered by starred status. The dashboard search is accessed through the dashboard picker, available in the dashboard top nav area.
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## Tags
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_search.png">
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Click on any dashboard or use the down arrow key to navigate the search result and hit enter to open the selected dashboard.
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1. `Dashboard Picker`: The Dashboard Picker is your primary navigation tool to move between dashboards. It is present on all dashboards, and open the Dashboard Search. The dashboard picker also doubles as the title of the current dashboard.
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2. `Search Bar`: The search bar allows you to enter any string and search both database and file based dashbaords in real-time.
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3. `Starred`: The starred link allows you to filter the list to display only starred dashboards.
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4. `Tags`: The tags filter allows you to filter the list by dashboard tags.
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If you have a lot of dashboards use tags to organize them. You can add tags in the dashboards settings modal.
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When using only a keyboard, you can use your keyboard arrow keys to navigate the results, hit enter to open the selected dashboard.
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## Find by dashboard name
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After you have added tags you can now view all available tags in the search popup. Click the tags link to the right in the search box, or just hit tab and then enter. You should now see a list of all tags. You can filter the tag list by continue writing in the search box, for example: "tags!:mongodb".
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_search_text.gif">
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To search and load dashboards click the open folder icon in the header or use the shortcut `CTRL`+`F`. Begin typing any part of the desired dashboard names. Search will return results for for any partial string match in real-time, as you type.
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Click on any tag in the tag list to show dashboards with that tag (or just down arrow key to select a tag then enter key).
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Dashboard search is:
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- Real-time
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- *Not* case senstitive
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- Functional across stored *and* file based dashboards.
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## Keyboard navigation
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While the search input has focus you can use your keyboard arrow keys to navigate the results, hit enter to open the selected dashboard.
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## Filter by Tag(s)
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Tags are a great way to organize your dashboards, especially as the number of dashbaords grow. Tags can be added and managed in the dashboard `Settings`.
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To filter the dashboard list by tag, click on any tag appearing in the right column. The list may be further filtered by cliking on additional tags:
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_search_tag_filtering.gif">
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Alternately, to see a list of all available tags, click the tags link in the search bar. All tags will be shown, and when a tag is selected, the dashboard search will be instantly filtered:
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_search_tags_all_filtering.gif">
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When using only a keybaord: `tab` to focus on the *tags* link, `▼` down arrow key to find a tag and select with the `Enter` key.
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**Note**: When multiple tags are selected, Grafana will show dashboards that include **all**.
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## Filter by Starred
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Starring is a great way to organize and find commonly used dashboards. To show only starred dashboards in the list, click the *starred* link in the search bar:
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/dashboard_search_starred_filtering.gif">
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When using only a keybaord: `tab` to focus on the *stars* link, `▼` down arrow key to find a tag and select with the `Enter` key.
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The singlestat Panel allows you to show the one main summary stat of a single series (like max, min, avg, sum). It also provides thresholds to color the stat or the Panel background.
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The Singlestat Panel allows you to show the one main summary stat of a SINGLE series. It reduces the series into a single number (by looking at the max, min, average, or sum of values in the series). Singlestat also provides thresholds to color the stat or the Panel background. It can also translate the single number into a text value, and show a sparkline summary of the series.
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### Singlestat Panel Configuration
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### Spark Lines
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Sparklines are a great way of seeing the historical data related to the summary stat, providing valuable context at a glance. Sparklines act differently than traditional graph panels and do not include x or y axis, coordinates, a legend, or ability to interact with the graph.
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Sparklines are a great way of seeing the historical data related to the summary stat, providing valuable context at a glance. Sparklines act differently than traditional Graph Panels and do not include x or y axis, coordinates, a legend, or ability to interact with the graph.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v1/Singlestat-Sparklines.png">
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----
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page_title: Templated dashboards
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page_description: Templated dashboards
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page_title: Dashboard Templating
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page_description: Dashboard Templating
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page_keywords: grafana, templating, variables, guide, documentation
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---
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# Templated Dashboards
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# Dashboard Templating
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## Overview
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Templating allows your Dashboards to be more interactive and dynamic. You can create Template variables that can be used practically anywhere in Grafana: metric queries on individual panels, series names, and titles.
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Dashboard Templating allows you to make your Dashboards more interactive and dynamic.
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Quickly change Template variables to show different graphs and metrics for different server and applications.
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They’re one of the most powerful and most used features of Grafana, and they’ve recently gotten even more attention in Grafana 2.0 and Grafana 2.1.
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You can create Dashboard Template variables that can be used practically anywhere in a Dashboard: data queries on individual Panels (within the Query Editor), the names in your legends, or titles in Panels and Rows.
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You can configure Dashboard Templating by clicking the dropdown cog on the top of the Dashboard while viewing it.
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You can find and configure the Templating for a particular Dashboard by clicking the dropdown cog on the top of the Dashboard when viewing it.
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## Variable types
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There are three different types of Template variables. They can all be used to create dynamic variables that you can use throughout the Dashboard. They differ slightly in how they create values.
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There are three different types of Template variables: query, custom, and interval.
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They can all be used to create dynamic variables that you can use throughout the Dashboard, but they differ in how they get the data for their values.
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### Query
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> The Query type is often Data Source specific. Please consult the appropriate documentation for your particular Data Source.
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> Note: The Query type is Data Source specific. Please consult the appropriate documentation for your particular Data Source.
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This is the most common type of Template variable. Using the Query type to generate a dynamic list of variables, simply by allowing Grafana to explore your Data Source metric namespace when the Dashboard loads.
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Query is the most common type of Template variable. Use the `Query` template type to generate a dynamic list of variables, simply by allowing Grafana to explore your Data Source metric namespace when the Dashboard loads.
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For example a query like `prod.servers.*` will fill the variable with all possible values that exists in that wildcard position (in the case of the Graphite Data Source).
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For example a query like `prod.servers.*` will fill the variable with all possible values that exists in that wildcard position (in the case of the Graphite Data Source).
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You can even create nested variables that use other variables in their definition. For example `apps.$app.servers.*` uses the variable `$app` in its own query definition.
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You can even create nested variables that use other variables in their definition. For example `apps.$app.servers.*` uses the variable $app in its own query definition.
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You can utilize the special "All" value to allow the Dashboard user to query for every single Query variable returned. Grafana will automatically translate All into the appropriate format for your Data Source.
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You can utilize the special ** All ** value to allow the Dashboard user to query for every single Query variable returned. Grafana will automatically translate ** All ** into the appropriate format for your Data Source.
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#### Multi-select
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As of Grafana 2.1, it is now possible to select a subset of Query Template variables (previously it was possible to select an individual value or 'All', not multiple values that were less than All). This is accomplished via the Multi-Select option. If enabled, the Dashboard user will be able to enable and disable individual variables.
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The Multi-Select functionality is taken a step further with the introduction of Multi-Select Tagging. This functionality allows you to group individual Template variables together under a Tag or Group name.
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For example, if you were using Templating to list all 20 of your applications, you could use Multi-Select Tagging to group your applications by function or region or criticality, etc.
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> Note: Multi-Select Tagging functionality is currently experimental but is part of Grafana 2.1. To enable this feature click the enable icon when editing Template options for a particular variable.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/template-tags-config.png">
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Grafana gets the list of tags and the list of values in each tag by performing two queries on your metric namespace.
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The Tags query returns a list of Tags.
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The Tag values query returns the values for a given Tag.
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Note: a proof of concept shim that translates the metric query into a SQL call is provided. This allows you to maintain your tag:value mapping independently of your Data Source.
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Once configured, Multi-Select Tagging provides a convenient way to group and your template variables, and slice your data in the exact way you want. The Tags can be seen on the right side of the template pull-down.
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As of Grafana 2.1, it is now possible to select a subset of Query Template variables (previously it was possible to select an individual value or 'All', not multiple values that were less than All). This is accomplished via the Multi-Select option. If enabled, the Dashboard user will be able to enable and disable individual variables.
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### Interval
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Use the Interval type to create Template variables aroundr time ranges (eg. `1m`,`1h`, `1d`). There is also a special `auto` option that will change depending on the current time range, you can specify how many times the current time range should be divided to calculate the current `auto` range.
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Use the `Interval` type to create Template variables aroundr time ranges (eg. `1m`,`1h`, `1d`). There is also a special `auto` option that will change depending on the current time range, you can specify how many times the current time range should be divided to calculate the current `auto` range.
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### Custom
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Use the Custom type to manually create Template variables around explicit values that are hard coded in the Dashboard and not dependent on any Data Source. You can specify multiple Custom Template values by separating them with a comma.
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Use the `Custom` type to manually create Template variables around explicit values that are hard-coded into the Dashboard, and not dependent on any Data Source. You can specify multiple Custom Template values by separating them with a comma.
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## Utilizing Template Variables with Repeating Panels and Repeating Rows
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@@ -4,13 +4,13 @@ page_description: Time range user guide
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page_keywords: grafana, time range, guide, documentation
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---
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# Dashboard time picker
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# Time Range Controls
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Grafana provides numerous ways to manage the time ranges of the data being visualized, both at the Dashboard-level and the Panel-level.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v1/time_range_controls.png">
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In the top right, you have the master Dashboard time picker (it's inbetween the 'Zoom out' and the 'Refresh' links).
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In the top right, you have the master Dashboard time picker (it's in between the 'Zoom out' and the 'Refresh' links).
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From this dropdown you can:
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@@ -24,10 +24,24 @@ All of this applies to all Panels in the Dashboard (except those with Panel Time
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It's possible to customize the options displayed for relative time and the auto-refresh options.
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From Dashboard settings, click the Timepicker tab. From here you can specify the relative and auto refresh intervals. The Timepicker tab settings are saved on a per Dashboard basis. Entries are comma separated and accept a number followed by one of the following units: s (seconds), m (minutes), h (hours), d (days), w (weeks), M (months), y (years).
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From Dashboard settings, click the Timepicker tab. From here you can specify the relative and auto refresh intervals. The Timepicker tab settings are saved on a per Dashboard basis. Entries are comma separated and accept a number followed by one of the following units: `s (seconds)`, `m (minutes)`, `h (hours)`, `d (days)`, `w (weeks)`, `M (months)`, `y (years)`.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/TimePicker-TimeOptions.png">
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## Panel time override
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In Grafana 2.0, it's now possible for individual Panels to override the Dashboard time picker. Please check out the [whats new in 2.0 guide](../../guides/whats-new-in-v2/) for further information
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## Panel time overrides & timeshift
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In Grafana v2.x you can now override the relative time range for individual panels, causing them to be different than what is selected in the Dashboard time picker in the upper right. You can also add a time shift to individual panels. This allows you to show metrics from different time periods or days at the same time.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/panel_time_override.jpg">
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You control these overrides in panel editor mode and the new tab `Time Range`.
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<img class="no-shadow" src="/img/v2/time_range_tab.jpg">
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When you zoom or change the Dashboard time to a custom absolute time range, all panel overrides will be disabled. The panel relative time override is only active when the dashboard time is also relative. The panel timeshift override however is always active, even when the dashboard time is absolute.
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The `Hide time override info` option allows you to hide the the override info text that is by default shown in the
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upper right of a panel when overridden time range options.
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Currently you can only override the dashboard time with relative time ranges, not absolute time ranges.
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