I strongly endorse the use of the Grafana Infinity plugin and data source! They function exceptionally well for generating small-scale local and remote (http) data collections. As a result, the Infinity data source can be effortlessly integrated into Grafana visualizations’ drop-down lists. Feel free to inquire further! Dmitri
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would be even more marvelous to shrink the zoo of parser options, output formats, field names altering (why?). Lots of indeterminant behavior
@vaduga - it is coming… Simplified query editing experience.
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I agree. I have been in since the start and the zoo has steadily been improved. The ability to change variable names (aliases) names, data and time formats and reformat data (JSONATA) is a very necessary evil to provide the functionaly of other datasources such as aggregating and grouping etc. The developer has done a valiant job and is very responsive to bugs and ideas.
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Correct. JSONata (backend) parser is the key improvement. But I figured out that the users are not super comfortable / familiar with the syntax. So we added JQ (backend) now. One more thing in the wild. Have anyone tried JQ parser with infinity yet?
Anyhow, I am working on simplified query editor experience. 
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