Join this SPECIAL Office Hours session for Dashboard Studio Challenge participants. Submit your questions below for the session on Wed, April 5, 2023 at 1pm PT / 4pm ET.
Register here to join the zoom session. This is your chance to ask the Dashboard Studio Team questions and get live, hands-on help with your dashboard before your final submission.
The Dashboard Studio Challenge is an opportunity to level up your dashboard skills, showcase your visualizations, and win a $100 gift card to the Splunk Store.
Please submit your questions below as comments in advance. You can also head to the #office-hours user Slack channel to ask questions (request access here).
Pre-submitted questions with upvotes will be prioritized. After that, we will go in order of the questions posted below, then will open the floor up to live Q&A with meeting participants. If there’s a quick answer available, we’ll post as a direct reply.
Look forward to connecting!
Hey Everyone!
Drop your questions/comments here for any topics you'd like to see discussed in the Community Office Hours session (you can also head to the #office-hours user Slack channel to ask questions and join the discussion - request access here).
Office Hours Q&A
Q1: I'm pretty new to dashboard studio and am interested in this demo because I found it very different from classic dashboarding and is very challenging. Would like to know everything from scratch
Q2: The Dashboard Studio Examples Hub reminds me of ITSI, is there a similarity?
Q3: How are we supposed to use the datasets that you shared for the Challenge? Is there a sandbox environment or a test environment for us to practice on?
Q4: Can you go over drilldowns?
Q: How do I color a table cell based on string values?
If you're on the latest version of Splunk Cloud (9.0.2209) you can use the configuration UI - this will allow you to specify particular strings and specify the color that you want (you can see it's happening with the green, yellow, and red):
If your version of Splunk doesn't have the UI, you can still color based on string values, by modifying source code. You can also look for examples of this in our Examples Hub.
"options": {
"tableFormat": {},
"columnFormat": {
"Priority": {
"data": "> table | seriesByName(\"Priority\") | formatByType(PriorityColumnFormatEditorConfig)",
"rowColors": "> table | seriesByName('Priority') | pick(PriorityRowColorsEditorConfig)",
"rowBackgroundColors": "> table | seriesByName(\"Priority\") | matchValue(PriorityRowBackgroundColorsEditorConfig)"
}
}
},
"context": {
"PriorityRowBackgroundColorsEditorConfig": [
{
"match": "High",
"value": "#FE3A3A"
},
{
"match": "Medium",
"value": "#FFD442"
},
{
"match": "Low",
"value": "#088F44"
}
]
},
}