Vertical Scroll?

[retr0h]

I have some of the status maps panels broken down into smaller chunks. However, we also have a section where we want to show all of our infra status at a very high level for historical purposes (more or less service uptime). However, as the number of servers grow, the panel becomes very messy.

Query :

((avg_over_time(up{job=~"node.*"}[75s]) * 75) > bool(60) or (avg_over_time(probe_success{job=~"blackbox.*"}[75s]) * 75) > bool(60)) * 100

Screen shot of the output:

If we were to have vertical scrolling the issue would be resolved. Running grafana 6.5.2.

[diafour]

At first thought, a vertical scroll is possible, and 'historical purposes' is a good use case. I need to check if render can be modified to support this.

p.s. Also, I have a strong feeling that the vertical scroll is not a good solution and should be avoided. In an ideal world, the dashboard should help the user to see that something is wrong with a brief look. The user should interact with panels only to dive into details of a 'bad state' and not to search for entities in a 'bad state'.

Maybe something from this list is more suitable for your case?

• There is a pagination approach to this problem in Feature/pagination #93, it is discussed in Add ability to split panel result by pages #83.
• There is an issue Hierarchical list for y axis #26 which proposes to support groups and hierarchy for rows.
• More sorting options are proposed in More sort options #30.