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How to display all host names returned from my search as x-axis labels on a chart?

shreyasathavale
Communicator

I have a search that returns 25 hosts, but on a chart at the bottom, the legend just shows 10 hosts. I want to display all hosts.

My search is:

earliest=-1h  host=0 OR host=1 OR host=2 OR host=3 OR host=4 OR host=5 OR host=6 OR host=7 OR host=8 OR host=9 OR host=10 OR host=11 OR host=12 OR host=13 OR host=14 OR host=15 OR host=16 OR host=17 OR host=18 OR host=19 OR host=20 OR host=21 OR host=22 OR host=23 sourcetype=cpu| timechart span="1m" avg(pctSystem) as CPU by host
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shreyasathavale
Communicator

Well I found the answer , used useother=f limit=25

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gcusello
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi shreyasathavale,
At first, I suggest you to manage your host list in a lookup or with an eventtype.
Everyway,there are only two ways to see all the hosts in labels of x-axis:

  • change CSS, but it isn't so easy;
  • put labels in vertical or oblique, but they aren't so readable.

Maybe it could be more efficient to use a different graph like Bars so hostnames are horizontal.

When I have to show many rows, I usually use a table with numeric values in a column and a bar in another column, following the "Tables with Data Bars" ecxample of "Splunk 6.0 Dashboard Examples" App (https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/1603/).

If instead your problem is the limit of visualization in graphics, you have to insert in your chart or timechart command the "limit=0" option.

Bye.
Giuseppe

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shreyasathavale
Communicator

yes, thanks for your input.. I have already contacted splunk admins for lookup file to upload meanwhile this is a workaround

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shreyasathavale
Communicator

Well I found the answer , used useother=f limit=25

shreyasathavale
Communicator

Well I found the answer , used useother=f limit=25

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