Add New Widget
The Dashboard can be customized by adding various kinds of widgets.
To add a new widget, click on the Add Widget button.
Import Widget
Widgets that were prepared beforehand can be imported into the dashboard.
Import API Query: VirtualMetric is an API-based application. Every component has an API. To see the API of a widget, you have to expand the widget. Copy the API and paste it to the Query field.
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Import Widget: An exported widget can be imported to the dashboard by adding content to the Request Content field.
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Import Template: VirtualMetric offers some prepared widgets that can be imported. Select Source, Level, and Template, and then click Submit.
Add Widget
VirtualMetric offers various widgets.
Empty widget: You can create an empty widget. Select a Type, an Icon, and add a Title. After adding the empty widget, you have to edit the widget.
Notes: Add your notes from the widget to the Notes field.
Clock: To add a clock widget, you must select a Mode (Analog or Digital) and Time Zone.
Calendar: To add a calendar widget, you must select a Time Zone.
Markdown: Add your markdown expression to the Markdown field.
Editor: Edit your expression in the Editor field. You can also write your notes in HTML format by clicking the < > (View Html) option.
Video: Youtube and Vimeo videos also can be added to the dashboard. It should be in the embed format.
Title: Add a title.
URL Address: Add a URL address.
Heatmap: VirtualMetric also offers a heatmap that shows the general health of the servers. You must select and size the icons. You can also filter the server.
Realtime: A line chart, showing the metrics in realtime, can be added to the dashboard. By default, it will show the process load, but you can change it by editing the widget.
Alarms: VirtualMetric alarms and alerts can be shown on the dashboard. You can change how you display the alarms (table, chart, etc.) and filter.
Analytics: The log table can be added to the dashboard. You must add the log query to the SQL Content field.
Network Map: A map of the network can be added to the dashboard. You can change how it is displayed with the fields displayed in the following image.
Network Path: The network path can be shown on the dashboard.
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