Dashboards & Visualizations

Dashboard - graph update

jonastr86
Engager

Hi

Is there a way to specify how often a graph, on a dashboard, can update?
I want my graph to update one time each minute, and not real time.

Matthias_BY
Communicator

Hi,

To only refresh on a dashboard 1 panel:

  1. save the Search as a Report
  2. Schedule it to run per minute with CRON Schedule (*/1 * * * *)
  3. add it to the dashboard as report (not as INLINE Search)

this will result that the report is loading even you're not watching your dashboard. keep this in mind. it's useful approach with a lot of people work with the same dashboard to avoid loading the reports multiple times. however if you have only 1 user who watches the dashboard the following one will be better for scaling in this way:

** To refresh the full dashboard every minute: **
1. open your dashboard in editing mode
2. select "edit xml"
3. modify the dashboard stanza:

this will only refresh the dashboard view if it's opened.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.0.3/Viz/PanelreferenceforSimplifiedXML#Dashboards_and_...

Keep an eye to the next Splunk Version release - it might contain a per panel refresh configuration ;-).

Br
Matthias

jonastr86
Engager

It can be done like this:
-> Last 60 min graph (not real time)
-> Dashboard update: each minute

But this is not an optimal solution.

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