Exploring the Metric, Top N, Gauge, Markdown, and Table types of TSVB

With TSVB’s intuitive interface and powerful features, analyzing time series data has never been easier. Whether you’re tracking performance metrics, monitoring sensor readings, or studying financial trends, TSVB provides a flexible and efficient solution for visualizing and exploring your data.

By default, TSVB displays the full range of data on the y axis, including zero. However, if you want to focus on specific ranges of values, you can easily modify the y axis scale. To do this, simply navigate to Data | Options | Fill and enter 0 in the Fill field. This will automatically scale the y axis from the minimum to the maximum values of your data.

The Metric type of TSVB offers a feature to create metric visualizations that can be dynamic, as per the recent change in the value of the calculated metrics in the data at any particular moment.

For example, we can calculate two different metrics...