Charts
Last updated
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VirtualMetric provides the following chart types:
Line Chart
Area Chart
Bar / Top Chart
Stacked Chart
Gauge Chart
Doughnut / Pie Chart
Geo Map
Read the following for their details.
A line chart is best used to display trends over time. VirtualMetric uses multi-axis line charts to help you to correlate various counters.
On the multi-axis line charts, you can see the chart units and scales on the left and right sides of chart.
If you hover over the chart, you will see its details in a tooltip.
If the chart has a legend, you can disable its counters by clicking on their colors.
Area charts are great for displaying changes-in-value over time, emphasizing both the magnitude and the trend of the data. VirtualMetric uses area charts to help you to see the usage in your environment.
A bar chart is ideal for comparing discrete categories of values. VirtualMetric uses bar / top charts to help you to see the top usage in your environment.
On multi-axis bar charts, you can see the chart units and scales on left and right sides of the chart.
If you hover over the chart, you can see its details in a tooltip.
If the chart has a legend, you can disable its counters by clicking on their colors.
A stacked chart is useful for illustrating the composition of a whole by displaying various parts as segments. VirtualMetric uses stacked charts to help you to compare usage in your environment.
A gauge chart is useful for indicating progress or levels towards a specific goal or target. VirtualMetric uses gauge charts to visualize percent usages—e.g. for processors.
A doughnut/pie chart is best utilized to showcase proportions or percentages of a whole. VirtualMetric uses doughnut/pie charts to visualize resource usage in your environment.
VirtualMetric uses geo-maps to visualize established network connections to your servers.
