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data-host="http://another.netdata.server:19999/"to each chart).
System Processes - Line Chart | System ipv4 - Area Chart | System CPU - Stacked Area Chart |
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Peity Charts | ||
Peity charts do not support 'NULL' values, so the charts cannot indicate that values are missing. Peity charts cannot have multiple dimensions on the charts - so netdata will use 'min2max' to show the total of all dimensions. | ||
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Sparkline Charts | ||
Sparkline charts support 'NULL' values, so the charts can indicate that values are missing.
Sparkline charts stretch the values to show the variations between values in more detail.
They also have mouse-hover support.
Sparklines are fantastic. You can inline charts in text. For example this is my current cpu usage,
while this is the bandwidth my netdata server is currently transmitting and this
is the requests/sec it serves.
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Dygraph Charts | ||
The fastest charting engine that can chart complete charts (not just sparklines). The charts are zoomable (drag their contents to zoom-in, double click to zoom-out). For the moment zooming is just on the presentation layer (the data do not become more detailed when you zoom). | ||
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Google Charts | ||
NetData was originaly developed with Google Charts. NetData is a complete Google Visualization API provider. | ||
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Morris Charts | ||
Unfortunatelly, Morris Charts are veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery slow! We force them to lower their detail to get acceptable results. And they have issues with negative numbers in area charts... | ||
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