Reputation: 495
There is an option to create custom variables and give CSV values for them which appear in the drop-down selection of Grafana Dashboard. These variables become the input to the queries which are templatized. Sometimes, the variable values are not readable but they mean something. Example: If a dashboard is displaying stats of a city then the queries would have a condition like city_id: $city_id
where $city_id
is replaced by the custom variable which represents the city id 12345. Instead of having to display the id (12345), I want to display the names of the cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, etc
Upvotes: 4
Views: 15619
Reputation: 3427
Dashboard -> Settings -> JSON Model
templating
section and the variables you definedtext
field for the variable whose display name you want to change
Upvotes: 14
Reputation: 495
This option is not available on the dashboard configuration screen. But, if you see the JSON Model of the dashboard and see the templating
section there is a list of options where the variables are defined. It has a text
and value
field. You can modify the text
field to set the display name. Save the changes and refresh your dashboard, the changes will be reflected.
Upvotes: 5