Open buinauskas opened 7 years ago
Hello,
I've got the following Timelion expressions:
.es(index=rpc-completed-*, split=Procedure.keyword:10).bars(5) .es(index=rpc-completed-*, split=Procedure.keyword:10, metric=avg:Duration).bars(5)
The only difference is that the second one has average duration as a metric and I'd expect the second one to bring back top 10 results with highest average duration over time series, but it does not, it still uses count of values.
Is there a way/workaround to do that in Timelion?
Thanks
Hello,
I've got the following Timelion expressions:
The only difference is that the second one has average duration as a metric and I'd expect the second one to bring back top 10 results with highest average duration over time series, but it does not, it still uses count of values.
Is there a way/workaround to do that in Timelion?
Thanks