I am not very familiar with Grafana, but as I understood within the singlestat should be an option for displaying Gauge stuff. I don’t have this kind of selection. How can I get it? Do I need to set any preferences?
Hi bwxlabs! The singlestat panel used to have gauge mode in the older versions of Grafana. This was split into 2 different panels - singlestat and gauge. If you want to see both - singlestat and gauge, you can just create 2 panels.
Can you tell me if it possible to create an overlap of both diagrams? This is what I want to have. I don’t want to have both diagrams separately, I would like to have them combined. Furthermore it is interesting that it is still shown in the official documentation of grafana: here.
I’ve reviewed Release notes and found out that Singlestat and Gauge were split in 6.4.0 - see release notes. So since 6.4.0, gauges are implemented in the separate gauge panel, not the singlestat panel. We are also not going to support sparkline in the gauge panel in the future as it makes very little sense to mix them and it doesn’t look good.
To solve your issue - since 6.4.0 (see Dashboard : Reuse query results between panels in 6.4.0 release notes), you can now share data between panels. This will let you put a gauge next to a small graph using the same query results. Just create new panel, choose Dashboard as a datasource and choose the panel from which you want to use the query. This query will be reused in your new panel.
Ok, this re-usage may be useful for different scenarios, however, in this particular case it would imply to have a second panel on a dashboard the get the same behavior as before which means in turn to waste space and possibly confuse users.
So what about re-implement this, perhaps as a custom control on Git?