Explorer¶
The Explorer is the platform's unified deep exploration tool for multiple types of data. It enables one-stop screening, analysis, and visualization of data such as Metrics, LOG, events, APM, RUM, and Synthetic Tests. It supports highly customizable configuration and flexible reuse, helping to quickly locate key information and improve the efficiency of troubleshooting, data auditing, and specialized analysis.
Core Capabilities¶
The Explorer possesses various core capabilities, including but not limited to:
1. Unified Exploration of Multiple Data Types
Supports in-depth analysis of various data types such as LOG, APM, RUM, Profile, etc. Unified interface for quick filtering, searching, and locating key information, enhancing troubleshooting efficiency.
2. Highly Customizable Configuration
- Supports custom chart display, flexibly configuring visualization content.
- Supports custom quick filter fields for rapid filtering of target data.
- Supports custom default display columns for lists, focusing on core information.
- Supports binding associated built-in views for one-click navigation to related data pages.
3. Permissions and Sharing
- Supports two visibility scopes: public or visible only to oneself.
- When sharing a non-public Explorer via a link, non-creators cannot access it, ensuring data security.
Quick Start¶
| Method | Use Cases |
|---|---|
| Directly Create a Blank Explorer | Fully self-design the Explorer's content and presentation |
| Import a Custom Template | Quickly create by reusing existing JSON configurations |
| Select a Built-in Template | Use official preset views, ready to use out of the box |
For first-time use, it is recommended to start by Selecting a System Template.
Manage Explorer¶
All created Explorers can be viewed on the Scenarios > Explorer page. You can manage and collaborate using the following features:
List Management: Filtering, grouping, batch operations, label permission control, etc.
Page Management: Editing properties, adding charts, setting variables, configuring sharing, etc.
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