Built-in Views¶

A view is a tool for displaying and analyzing data, helping users quickly obtain and understand insights from the data. Views can be used for:

• Data Monitoring: Use System Views to monitor key metrics and system operational statuses in real-time, such as Docker, JVM, etc.
• Data Analysis: Utilize User Views for custom analysis, exploring data deeply to uncover potential issues and trends.
• Data Sharing: Bind views to Explorers to ensure data consistency and accessibility.

System Views¶

System views are official view templates provided by the system, covering various monitoring scenarios such as Docker, JVM, Kafka, etc.

1. Enter Scene > Built-in Views > System Views;
2. Click to enter a specific view;
3. You can choose to directly create it as a New Dashboard or New User View;
4. Click confirm to reuse this system view.

User Views¶

Customized and saved view templates.

For detailed operations, refer to Binding Built-in Views.

Managing Views¶

Exporting View JSON¶

Select built-in views > System Views/User Views, click "Export View JSON" to generate a JSON file. This file can be used to import scene dashboards or user views into other workspaces.

Importing View JSON¶

When customizing user views, click "Import View JSON" to use the JSON file as a new view template.

Exporting to Dashboards¶

User views can be directly exported to scene dashboards.

1. Click "Settings";
2. Select "Export to Dashboard";
3. Input a name and select tags;
4. Click confirm.

Pinning¶

If the current workspace is authorized to access data from other workspaces, you can pin target Workspace A in the view to make it the default query space.

If the Explorer details page binds this user view, it will display data according to the pinned workspace by default.