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What Grafana version and what operating system are you using? v9.0.6 / OpenBSD v7.2
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What are you trying to achieve? Graph the data for exactly one Icinga 2 disk service (of exactly one host of course)
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How are you trying to achieve it? Just after FROM disk I add service=disk:/ to WHERE and click on + to also add a hostname filter
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What happened? The selector of the appeared search input says No options found.
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What did you expect to happen? It lets me also choose hostname.
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Can you copy/paste the configuration(s) that you are having problems with?
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Did you receive any errors in the Grafana UI or in related logs? If so, please tell us exactly what they were.
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Did you follow any online instructions? If so, what is the URL?
Hello all!
This is some of my input data:
tower# influx
Connected to http://localhost:8086 version unknown
InfluxDB shell version: unknown
> use icinga2
Using database icinga2
> select * from disk;
name: disk
time hostname metric service unit value
---- -------- ------ ------- ---- -----
1668971792000000000 tower /home disk:/home bytes 0
1668971828000000000 tower /raid1 disk:/raid1 bytes 60666000000
1668971962000000000 tower /usr disk:/usr bytes 1236000000
1668971983000000000 tower /tmp disk:/tmp bytes 0
1668972053000000000 mx.al2klimov.de / disk:/ bytes 10137000000
1668972099000000000 tower /usr/obj disk:/usr/obj bytes 0
1668972137000000000 tower /usr/X11R6 disk:/usr/X11R6 bytes 271000000
1668972155000000000 tower /usr/src disk:/usr/src bytes 0
1668972165000000000 tower / disk:/ bytes 111000000
1668972208000000000 tower /var disk:/var bytes 53000000
1668972241000000000 tower /usr/local disk:/usr/local bytes 820000000
1668975304000000000 tower /home disk:/home bytes 0
1668975329000000000 tower /raid1 disk:/raid1 bytes 60666000000
1668975507000000000 tower /tmp disk:/tmp bytes 0
1668975560000000000 tower /usr disk:/usr bytes 1236000000
1668975606000000000 mx.al2klimov.de / disk:/ bytes 10137000000
...
As you see there are at least the tags hostname and service. I can filter for any of them, but not for both. Has anyone ever seen such behavior?
Best,
A/K