This is from the DaemonSets dashboard. We run a daemonset on 36 nodes, and due to the "Area Fill" setting being '1' by default, the graph is fairly illegible when being used on larger workflows. This is because each pod in the daemon set has two lines in this case, one for its usage and one for its request.
With Area fill on; the requests, which in this case are higher than our average usage, completely block off the dashboard.
This is from the DaemonSets dashboard. We run a daemonset on 36 nodes, and due to the "Area Fill" setting being '1' by default, the graph is fairly illegible when being used on larger workflows. This is because each pod in the daemon set has two lines in this case, one for its usage and one for its request.
With Area fill on; the requests, which in this case are higher than our average usage, completely block off the dashboard.