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<Image size="md" img={config_http} alt="Extra HTTP config options" border />
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- # ### HTTP Path {#http-path}
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+ # ### HTTP path {#http-path}
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If your HTTP server is exposed under a different URL path, you can add that here.
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@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ jsonData:
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path: additional/path/example
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- # ### Custom HTTP Headers {#custom-http-headers}
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+ # ### Custom HTTP headers {#custom-http-headers}
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You can add custom headers to the requests sent to your server.
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@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ secureJsonData:
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secureHttpHeaders.X-Example-Secure-Header: secure header value
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` ` `
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- # # Additional Settings {#additional-settings}
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+ # # Additional settings {#additional-settings}
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These additional settings are optional.
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@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@ jsonData:
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serviceTagsColumn: <string> # service tags column. This is expected to be a map type.
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- # ## Column Aliases {#column-aliases}
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+ # ## Column aliases {#column-aliases}
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Column aliasing is a convenient way to query your data under different names and types.
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With aliasing, you can take a nested schema and flatten it so it can be easily selected in Grafana.
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- You store JSON as strings
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- You often apply functions to transform the columns you select
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- # ### Table-defined ALIAS Columns {#table-defined-alias-columns}
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+ # ### Table-defined ALIAS columns {#table-defined-alias-columns}
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ClickHouse has column aliasing built-in and works with Grafana out of the box.
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Alias columns can be defined directly on the table.
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For more info, read the documentation for the [ALIAS](/sql-reference/statements/create/table#alias) column type.
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- # ### Column Alias Tables {#column-alias-tables}
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+ # ### Column alias tables {#column-alias-tables}
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By default, Grafana will provide column suggestions based on the response from `DESC table`.
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In some cases, you may want to completely override the columns that Grafana sees.
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Both types of aliasing can be used to perform complex type conversions or JSON field extraction.
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- ## All YAML Options {#all-yaml-options}
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+ ## All YAML options {#all-yaml-options}
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These are all of the YAML configuration options made available by the plugin.
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Some fields have example values while others simply show the field's type.
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