Question: How to display more than two graphs and how to set the graphs size

[audiocoach]

Hello,

I am using Icinga, Icingaweb2 and the Icingaweb2 Graphite Module. Is it possible to show more than two graphs in the "standard" host/service view?

Moreover I would like to know if it is possible to change the width of the graphs if I click "load all xxx graphs"

Icinga Web 2 Version 2.12.1
Graphite Version 1.2.4

[nilmerg]

No, and No.

Though, I'd be interested to hear why you want to increase the width of the graphs? Since all graphs on your screenshots show the same time span (24 hours), you won't see more data, unless that's what your main intent is. So, is this simply about the width, or the shown time span? (Or both 😅 ?)

[audiocoach]

Hello, thanks for your quick reply for my issue. It‘s only about the width in the browser.
In the standard „host/service“ view (screenshot 1) the width of the graphs is scaling according to the size of the browser window.
In the „overview grid“ (Screenshot 2) the width of the single Graphs is fixed. It would be great if this would be configurable. Either how many graphs per row (1 = 100% width each graph, 2 = 50% width each, etc.) or the other way around, the width per graph in percent.
For the standard „host/service“ view (screenshot 1) I found an old issue where someone complained about performance when there are too many graphs displayed in this view and after that the count was reduced from I think 50 to 2. It would be great if the graph count would be configurable (how many graphs are visible in this view).
Killer feature but probably a little bit of work would be if one could select which graphs are visible in the standard „host/service“ view. At the moment the first two graphs in alphabetical order? are shown.

[nilmerg]

Thanks for your answer!

So you want:

• a configurable amount of graphs in an object's detail (Though, you can always click on "Load all … graphs")
• wider graphs in the overview (This is IMHO mostly helpful when viewing all graphs of a particular object)

We'll see what we can do ;)

At the moment the first two graphs in alphabetical order?

Not a 100% sure. Either that or it's based on how they are ordered in the template.