TopN Favorites and TopN Tables
Introduction
The TopN Favorites is a custom dashboard view built from available TopN Tables components. It can be accessed by selecting Views -> TopN Favorites from the opCharts menu bar.
TopN Favorites and its options are displayed based on the selection from Views -> TopN Tables. For more information on these see: opCharts Chart.
TopN Tables can be used to add, edit and delete TopN Table definitions and it can be accessed by selecting Views -> TopN Tables.
Overview
TopN Favorites
The TopN Favorites includes the Components which exists under TopN Key dropdown like:
opCharts comes with these TopN Tables
- TopN CPU Load
- TopN Memory Load
- TopN In Util
- TopN Out Util
- TopN Error Rates
- TopN Out Discard Rates
Note: Only the first 9 TopN Tables in Order with Show in Favorites checked, will be displayed inTopN Favorites.
Sparklines
The small graphs for each TopN are called "sparklines", they give you an impression of the full graph which you can see by clicking on the sparkline or the node.
Manage TopN Tables
A link which takes you to TopN Tables where you can configure TopN records by using options Add, Edit, Delete or Edit Permissions.
Show Top [Select]
This is a option to Select TopN records with an option to select 5, 10, 20 or 50 records. By default it shows 10 records or the one which you enter while configuring in TopN tables.
TopN Error Rates and TopN Discard Rates Blank
It is 99% likely that these are not missing but that there are no values for these types of things. In network devices it is normal to see output discards and input errors, it is VERY uncommon to see input discards and output errors. Back with older networking technologies like Frame Relay, X25, etc we used to see this happen and very rarely now we see it with bad transceivers and cables causing these values.
TopN Tables
The TopN Tables page has options to add, edit and delete TopN Tables.
To create a new TopN Table, press the + button. You will then need to define a name, title, the type of data you want to use (Derived Data or Data), what that data is and the sorting and ordering of the data in the TopN table.
There are also options available to select Show in Favorites which shows the added records in Views -> TopN Favorites from opCharts menu bar. You can also select Show Value, Show Element, Show Sparkline which shows respective content.
There is a Add Nodes Filter option which allows us to filter and select required combination of node as shown below.
We can edit any existing record by clicking on edit button next to Add(+) button.