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How to develop a report combining memory, CPU, and IO on the same graph, set a threshold on each item, and an open in search option for each?

sushmitha_mj
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Here is an amazing visual report I found for *.nix app. I am actually developing something very similar to this, but this report sets the bar to a totally different level.
1. I have no clue how to combine memory, CPU and IO on the same graph
2. How to set threshold on each item
3. An open in search for each
Does someone know how to develop a form to do the same? Even something providing 50 % of what is available would be great...

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stephanefotso
Motivator

Hello! That visualisation is the triggered alert view. In that view you have 10 alerts triggered, and To have the same thing you must first build the corresponding alerts. And you have to notice that that table is ubdate as alerts are triggered. Once you have build alerts, the construction of the table is easy.

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stephanefotso
Motivator

Hello! That visualisation is the triggered alert view. In that view you have 10 alerts triggered, and To have the same thing you must first build the corresponding alerts. And you have to notice that that table is ubdate as alerts are triggered. Once you have build alerts, the construction of the table is easy.

SGF
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