Guide to Grafana 101: Advanced Topics & Pro Tips

You'll solve the nuances and common Grafana issues that can make it frustrating to monitor and analyze your data, and get step-by-step demos and best practices for things like time-shifting, using #Postgres to efficiently drill into your metrics, and more.

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📚 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀:
⏱ 0:00 ⇒ Introduction
⏱ 5:02 ⇒ Demo Overview (2 scenarios: IoT & microservices/DevOps monitoring)
⏱ 6:21 ⇒ Demo Part I: Enabling timeshifting
⏱ 28:05 ⇒ Demo Part II: Auto-switching aggregations for efficient drill-downs
⏱ 40:58 ⇒ Demo Part III: Alerting on templated queries w/ #prometheus metrics
⏱ 58:04 ⇒ Recap and resources

[bruradagast]

for automatic switching between aggregations I recommend to look at Grafana's $__interval variable that will take into account your screen and panel size. This way you can get more smooth looking graphs than with hard-coded rules based on timeFrom and timeTo

[thomassimon]

Was looking for PG timeshifting since a long time, this is brilliant, thanks for sharing this.

[kirtikulkarni]

It's a new approach. Thanks for sharing. I have a quick query for a performance graph, it is required to show use defined value names in x axis along with time.The DB used is influx. Please let know how can we do this.

[rohan_rkone]

Can we use the grafana dashboard in angular project? Please let me know..If yes how?