Hi, @urs_fischer ,
Yes, it can be done!
If you're using Data Explorer to make your graphs, you just have to head over to the grey box on the right-side of the screen, which contains the configs for the metric you're charting.
There you just have to click the little "pencil" icon:
After clicking, you write your desired legend, hit enter on your keyboard and that's it!
For example, on that example, I was charting "CPU usage %".
But I could want to change it to "urs_fischer custom legend":
Hope this helps! 🙂
Well, see your approach, with this i can do some changes, but not all i have to 😉
I can change the Metric Name (here JVM heap pool memory) but i can not change the Rest of it after the "|" . I know this Name comes from the Process Group Name, but is it possible to change that too or do i have to rename the whole Process Groups just because of that?
Oh, I see... that could be a bit trickier 😄
As far as I know, it is not possible to create aliases for each entity in a metric query result...
I assume it isn't possible at all out-of-the-box.
However, I believe there is a workaround that could suit your needs, if the set of aliases is of a manageable size!
You could create a Data Explorer metric filtered by each desired entity, and change the legend (like I showed on the previous comment) for each one.
It could be really tedious work if you have a lot of entities to chart, but it is doable.
In this example, I'm again charting CPU usage.
This time, twice: one for each filtered host.
Then, I apply the alias method I showed earlier and achieve something closely related to what I think you're looking for:
BEFORE
AFTER
Again: it is a workaround, but it is there 🙂
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