type panel which should receive only 1 value from the query. The
NOOP
aggregator basically does nothing and shows all the timeseries matching the filters and metric_name. 2 solutions:
1. Use some aggregation like
sum_rate
so that the query returns just 1 value
2. Use
timeseries
panel type which can display all the series matching the query
d
Danilo Vargas
01/31/2024, 2:00 PM
But in this case, I don't want a time series; for example, I want it to show me a number, in this case, 10 user registrations.
a
Ankit Nayan
01/31/2024, 7:22 PM
then try changing
NOOP
to
sum
or
avg
whatever is relevant
d
Danilo Vargas
01/31/2024, 9:09 PM
Thank you, for example, in the last 30 minutes, 10 users have registered, but it shows me a value that is not accurate; it shows a higher value. Do you know why this could happen? And do you know if there is any documentation on this matter? Thank you.
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