08 Sep 2021
02:50 PM
- last edited on
31 May 2023
12:58 PM
by
Michal_Gebacki
Hello Dear Community
I want to chart "average", "maximum"... for all my services (for a specific application).
My problem (as shown on the screen below), some services have the "average", but not the "maximum" and vice versa...
Also, the list is not complete, I want the whole services.
Do you have any information about this mistake?
Thanks and have a good day.
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08 Sep 2021 08:39 PM
I'm almost sure it's the cardinality limit you have hit. By default the data explorer limits 10 dimensions, see default generated code:
If you have more than 10 services, you need to limit the scope or increase the limit. The issue here is the queries are limited and then joined in a table, so that's why you can see mostly either avg or max values only.
FYI - the limit is 100 per metric selector.
09 Sep 2021 06:24 AM
Thanks a lot @Julius_Loman for your feedback and time.
I explored the code side but didnt take a time to analyse and understand what its writen, i was searching an option but not a code.
Good day man.
09 Sep 2021 06:32 AM
Other thing
I opened a RFE since some weeks
Look at the column names, different aggregations with the same column names.
09 Sep 2021 09:06 AM
passed it to the team, yes I believe it does! Thanks @Julius_Loman for tagging me!
09 Sep 2021 11:42 AM
Hello @zietho
We really need an export option.
This result was asked me to be shown on an excel sheet, I spent a lot of time to make it in the right format.
09 Sep 2021 11:44 AM
we are currently planing for smaller but important additions for q4 and the export known from CC is def. one of the items on the plate and also with a high priority. will let you know when i can comm. a version.
09 Sep 2021 12:43 PM
update: it's a bug and with the ability to rename we also removed this buggy automatic differentiation which we put there in the first place to aid the cases with the same name.
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