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infrastructure/monitor/k8s-nav.rst

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* :guilabel:`Select entity type`: Use this drop-down menu to switch between Kubernetes entity types.
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* :guilabel:`Refine by`: Use this panel to search for filters or access a list of predefined filters. The list of predefined filters is searchable and organized by :guilabel:`Relationship` and :guilabel:`Attribute`.
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By default, the navigator table view displays a subset of metrics and KPIs used to monitor the performance of your instances. You can customize the table view by using predefined metric classes, which are groupings of related metrics and KPIs useful for troubleshooting specific aspects of your deployment.
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#. From the Splunk Observability Cloud main menu, select :guilabel:`Infrastructure`, then :guilabel:`Kubernetes`.
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#. In the table view, select the :guilabel:`Metric class` drop-down menu to apply a metric class.
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For more information on the available predefined metric classes, see :ref:`k8s-predefined-metric-classes`.
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infrastructure/monitor/monitor-services-hosts.rst

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In Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring, a metric class is a grouping of related metrics and KPIs. You can use predefined metric classes to customize your Kubernetes navigator table view to troubleshoot specific aspects of your deployment.
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The Find Outliers feature also provides a population selector that lets you restrict the comparison population to only those instances that have similar characteristics (as defined by the Group By dimension). For example, you might not want to compare a server against others that are running different software. It is more relevant to determine outliers among servers providing the same service. Grouping instances by the service that they run and using that as your population basis ensures that instances are compared only with their peers to determine if they behave abnormally.
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Integrate Splunk Observability Cloud with Grafana
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Use the Splunk Observability Cloud plugin for Grafana to monitor Splunk Observability Cloud data in Grafana. With this data source plugin, you can:
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* Add and configure data sources from different Splunk Observability Cloud organizations in Grafana.
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* Import and customize an application performance monitoring dashboard for data visualization.
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* Build your own queries, including:
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* Queries to generate lists of pending incidents.
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1. Deploy the plugin on :ref:`Kubernetes <deploy-grafana-k8s>` or the :ref:`Grafana Helm chart <deploy-grafana-helm>`.
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2. Learn how to :ref:`Configure the Grafana plugin <configure-grafana-plugin>`.

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