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Configuring a Report in Tableau
Modifying How the Report Displays Information
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While Uptime Infrastructure Monitor offers powerful reporting features, you may want to generate reports that use a specific set of data or a custom report format. Using Tableau, you can retrieve data from the up.time UIM DataStore and use it to create reports that meet your individual requirements. For a functional example of how you can use Tableau to create reports, see this posting on the Uptime Community Forum.
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Before you begin
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If you have not already done so, install the MySQL ODBC driver and create a data source to access the up.time UIM DataStore. For more information, see the Connecting to the up.time Uptime Infrastructure Monitor DataStore via ODBC Knowledge Base article.
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Configuring a
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report in Tableau
To configure a report in Tableau:
- Start Tableau.
- Select Data, and then click Connect to Data Source.
- Double-click New Connection.
- Choose MySQL Database.
- In the Enter a Server name field, type the name of the server that is hosting the DataStore that to which you want to connect to.
- Enter Type the port on which the DataStore is listening in the Port field (the . The default port for the DataStore is 3308).
- In the Username and Password fields, enter reports and reports.
- Click the Test Connection button. A message
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- appears confirming
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- whether Tableau
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- is able to connect to the DataStore, as shown below
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- Select the uptime appropriate database from the dropdown menu.
- Select the Custom SQL option, and enter then type the following statement in the text area:
Code Block language sql select e.display_name,
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avg(p.cpu_usr + p.cpu_sys + p.cpu_wio), DATE(s.sample_time)
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from performance_sample s, performance_aggregate p, entity e
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where s.id = p.sample_id
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and e.entity_id = s.uptimehost_id and s.sample_time > "
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2023-11-17"
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and s.sample_time < DATE_ADD("
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2023-11-17", INTERVAL 7 DAY) group by DATE(s.sample_time), e.display_name
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The above exampleorder by DATE(s.sample_time), e.display_name
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- reports on the CPU workload average for all systems over the 7-day period from
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- 2023-11-17 to
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- 2023-11-24.
- Click OK when finished.
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Modifying
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how the report displays information
You can quickly and easily change the information in a Tableau report to suit your needs, as illustrated below:
In the above example, display_name and avg(p.cpu_usr + p.cpu_sys + p.cpu_wio) are moved into Rows by clicking with the mouse, click, hold, and dragging the values from the left-hand column, and then dropping them in into the Rows field. DATE(s.sample_time) is moved moves to Columns in a similar way. By default, Tableau may format the DATE(s.sample_time) to only display the year, and format avg(p.cpu_usr + p.cpu_sys + p.cpu_wio) to add the results.
To change this presentation, hold your mouse over any of the fields, and then click the arrow that appears on the right side of the field to open the following menu:
Select All Values from the menu for both the display_name and avg(p.cpu_usr + p.cpu_sys + p.cpu_wio) fields (you . You may need to move or alter some fields to modify the default Tableau formatting).
The following image illustrates a formatted Tableau report:
