Graphs

This section provides a list of graphs obtained from the Zabbix server. These graphs offer a visually representation of specific items configured on a host. A single graph can visualize multiple items, allowing you to compare different datasets.

List of graphs

The list presents an overview of all graphs provided by the Zabbix server. Each entry is represented by its graph name and the host from which the graph originates. The entries of the list can be filtered, and clicking an entry will open the graph details page.

List of graphs

Filter graphs

You can apply various filters or select favorites, allowing you to focus on graphs with specific criteria.

Has recent data filter

The Has recent data filter can be toggled. When enabled, it hides graphs that consist solely of items with no recent data.

‘Has recent data’ filter

Advanced filters

Clicking the funnel icon opens a menu with advanced filtering and sorting options:

Advanced filters

Sort by: You can choose an identifier by which the elements are ordered.
Sort order: Select between ascending or descending sorting, depending on the chosen identifier.
Displayed Elements: Adjust the number of graphs shown in the list.

To save your filter options, click Filter. If you wish to reset the filters to their default settings, use Reset Filters.

Graph details

Graph details can be accessed by clicking on a graph entry from the list. The top section of this page consists of the following:

Graph details

Name: The name of the graph imported from Zabbix.
Hosts: The hosts associated with the graph. Can be clicked to open the host details page.

Graph

Depending on the Zabbix graphs settings, one of four types of graphs will be displayed. The first graph has all available options, while some sections of the second graph are limited by the graph type:

Graph 1: Line chart elements

Graph 2: Pie chart elements

Time Period allows you to configure and specify the time range. Only values of the items within that range are displayed on the graph.
General graph actions include options like Zoom, Reset Zoom, and Save as Image.
The legend describes the different items represented on the graph. When multiple items are depicted in one graph, data collections can enabled or disabled by clicking on its legend entry. Disabled data collections won’t be rendered within the the graph.

The data zoom function can be used to select a specific period to zoom in on it:

Graph elements: Datazoom

Hovering the mouse over a data point on the graph will display an info box with additional details:

Graph hover details