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Building IoT Visualizations using Grafana

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Product type Book
Published in Jul 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803236124
Pages 360 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Rodrigo Juan Hernández Rodrigo Juan Hernández
Profile icon Rodrigo Juan Hernández

Table of Contents (21) Chapters

Preface 1. Part 1: Meeting Grafana
2. Chapter 1: Getting Started with Grafana 3. Chapter 2: Exploring Grafana 4. Part 2: Collecting Data from IoT Devices
5. Chapter 3: Connecting IoT Devices 6. Chapter 4: Data Sources for Grafana 7. Chapter 5: Using Time Series Databases 8. Part 3: Connecting Data Sources and Building Dashboards
9. Chapter 6: Getting Data and Building Dashboards 10. Chapter 7: Managing Plugins 11. Chapter 8: Organizing and Managing Dashboards 12. Part 4: Performing Analytics and Notifications
13. Chapter 9: Performing Analytics in Grafana 14. Chapter 10: Alerting and Notifications in Grafana 15. Part 5: Integrating Grafana with Other Platforms
16. Chapter 11: Using Grafana with Prometheus 17. Chapter 12: Using Grafana with OpenSearch 18. Chapter 13: Showing Data from LibreNMS in Grafana 19. Chapter 14: Integrations for Grafana Cloud 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Building table data panels

Time-series panels are an excellent tool for showing time-series data, but sometimes, it can be useful to use table data panels.

The table data panel allows you to show data in a table, ordered by time. In the following figure, you can see an example of one of these panels:

Figure 6.10 – A table data panel

The table panel comes with the basic installation of Grafana, and you can select it in the visualization menu.

Table panel options

Besides the common panel options, the table panel offers a few more customization settings. Let’s look at them.

Table options

These configuration settings have the following options:

  • Show headers: This allows you to show or hide the names imported from the data source.
  • Column width: Here, you can specify the column width in pixels. By default, Grafana calculates it based on the table size and the minimum column width. The minimum column width by default is 150...
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