The node-edge component in the dashboards is very powerful to show me my network topology and the linked KPIs.
Is it possible to filter this topology using a service i.e. only show nodes that are present in a service?
In dashboards, you also have a query filter component. This filter exposes feeds which can be linked to the node-edge component to highlight and/or filter nodes and edges.
For your use case, you could have a column in your query result that indicates to which service it contributes. This column can be used in the query filter to filter on a specific service.
We’re currently also working on an exciting feature to use feeds inside the GQI query itself. This way, you are able to have dynamic queries which will result in a dynamic node-edge!
That data is not yet available through GQI. We’re currently adding the view and view relations data source. A similar service relations data source could be added in the future.
Thank you for the feedback!
I’ve added a feature suggestion on dojo.
Hi Ive,
As far as I know, at this moment this is not possible. We have a similar use case where we need to represent (in Node-Edge) a node that represents a group of elements. In this case we are able to group these elements and display them as a node using element properties. Elements that have the same element property value will be grouped and displayed as a node.
However, I do believe that this will be a nice feature that can be added to Node-Edge.
Hey Ive,
Like Sebastiaan mentioned you can use the query filter component (currently available in soft launch) to highlight/filter you node-edge.
If you want DataMiner to resolve your service-element relations, we’ll probably need an extension being a new data source (Service relations) that you can join with your current query. This way you’ll have the service info in your query and you can use it to filter on it.
Thank you for the feedback!
I’ve added a feature suggestion on dojo.
That’s brilliant!
Can we get the service that is used by an element in the GQI query?