Range Bar

This widget is used to show a range of values as a bar graph. Unlike a bar graph, the bars in a range bar need not start at zero. Each bar is rendered as a range of specified values.

Field Description
Query Enter a search query. Enter USE to start an EQL statement or SELECT to start an SQL statement. You can search based on filter and time Bloks as well.
Date & Time You can enter absolute and relative time ranges.

For example, enter -5h as a relative time range to display results for events that occur in the last 5 hours.

X-axis data Choose the column name to define the X-axis.
X-axis label Define the label name for the X-axis that is displayed on the widget.
Show Column Labels Click the slider to show or hide the data point on the range. By default, it is set to ON.
Y-axis data (ranges) Select the two columns to define the Y-axis of the widget.
Y-axis label Define the label name for the Y-axis that is displayed on the widget.
Categorize by Define the column name by which the Y-axis data is combined into a series.
Widget description A short description for the widget. On the Advanced Dashboard, the description is displayed when you hover over the widget.
Auto load Click the slider to ON to automatically load widget data on the Advanced Dashboard.
  • By default, it is disabled for newly created widgets, but enabled for the widgets created in LogLogic LMI 6.3.0 and earlier.
  • Disabling the Auto load option disables the Auto refresh option. However, you can manually refresh the widget on the Advanced Dashboard to load its data.
Auto refresh Click the slider to ON to refresh the widget. By default, it is set to OFF.
Refresh widget every If Auto refresh is set to ON, enter a time interval in seconds to refresh the widget. Refresh action starts after the data is completely retrieved and displayed.

Example Search Query

use LogLogic_System_CPU_Load_1_Min | GROUP BY hours(lls_time, 1) | COLUMNS hours(lls_time, 1) AS Time, MIN(lls_loadAvg) AS MinLoad, MAX(lls_loadAvg) AS MaxLoad, COUNT(lls_loadAvg) | lls_time IN -1d
In this example, lls_time values are plotted on the X-axis, and the range between MinLoad and MaxLoad on the Y-axis.
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