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    Create Dashboards

    After adding a data source, create a Dashboard to visualize the data from the data source.

    A Dashboard consists of one or more panels, organized and arranged in rows. Panels display data and provide various control options.

    This section briefly introduces how to create a Dashboard. For more information, see Grafana dashboards.

    Steps

    1. Click Dashboards in the left navigation pane of the Grafana console.

    2. Click New > New Dashboard.

    3. On the blank Dashboard page, click + Add visualization.

    4. In the pop-up dialog, select the added data source, and the panel editing page will automatically open.

      edit-panel

      1. Use the data source’s query language to set the query conditions.

      2. Click refresh-light to query data.

      3. Click the chart type on the right (such as Time series) to select a chart style. The data will be displayed in this style.

      4. In the Panel options area, set the panel’s name, description, etc.

      5. After editing, click Apply to save the panel, and click Save to save the Dashboard.

        When saving the Dashboard, you can set the Dashboard’s name, description, and directory.

    5. On the newly created Dashboard page, click Add at the top, select Visualization, and continue to add panels.

    6. After exiting the panel editing page, you can drag the panel title to move it to any position; drag the cursor at the bottom right of the panel to adjust the size of the panel in the Dashboard.

    7. Click the save button at the top of the Dashboard page to save the Dashboard again.

      At this point, a Dashboard with multiple panels is created.

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