Metrics Analysis¶

After data collection is reported to the workspace, you can query and analyze metrics and other data types on the Metrics > Metrics Analysis page.

Query Method¶

For more details, refer to Chart Query.

Query results can be viewed in four visualization modes:

• Area chart
• Line chart
• Bar chart
• Table chart

Table Chart¶

The table chart supports "Time Series Mode", "Grouping Mode", and provides a "Query Tool" for efficient analysis. The results returned by the query tool are consistent with those in "Shortcut > Query Tool". In Time Series Mode, you can display query data by selecting different time intervals.

• By default, under the three modes, the query result returns up to 2,000 records. To adjust the number of returned records, you can specify it using the slimit parameter, with a maximum return of 10,000 data records.

• In "Query Tool" mode, if you add multiple queries and enable the status, the first query's result will be returned by default; up to 2,000 records can be exported.

For more information about data querying, refer to Chart Query and Query Tool.

Query History¶

In "Query History", you can view query data from the past week, including related query statements and query times.

Manage Queries¶

You can manage the metrics analysis page through the following operations.

Units¶

You can configure units for displaying query data.

For specific configuration operations, refer to Units.

Legends¶

Legends are auxiliary elements of charts used to distinguish data via different colors, points, and shapes. You can hide legends or adjust their position to the bottom or right by clicking the legend button in the upper right corner of the Explorer.

Colors¶

To better distinguish trends in different metric data through color, you can click the color settings button in the upper right corner of the Explorer to customize modifications to the legend colors.

Export¶

After completing metrics analysis and obtaining query results, you can click the export button to perform the following actions:

• Export as a CSV file
• Export to notes
• Export to dashboard
• Copy to clipboard

Time Interval¶

The time interval refers to the time length between data points in a time series chart. You can set the time interval precisely to 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes, and 10 minutes via the time interval in the upper right corner of the Explorer.