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Add latency to index and node Elasticsearch stats #22625

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<div class="col-md-6"><monitoring-chart series="pageData.metrics.index_throttling"/></div>
<div class="col-md-6"><monitoring-chart series="pageData.metrics.index_disk"/></div>
<div class="col-md-6"><monitoring-chart series="pageData.metrics.index_segment_count"/></div>
<div class="col-md-6"><monitoring-chart series="pageData.metrics.index_latency"/></div>
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@chrisronline I'm trying to figure out how to set the title for this one. It seems to set the title from index_index_latency.

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Yea the title is managed by the metric itself, so it's a little disconnected from the UI. You'll need to change it there

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This is where I'm stuck. index_latency itself is not a metric but the name of 2 metrics combined. Interestingly in the UI it shows the title of the first metric.

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The corresponding Javascript file defines that combined "series" name when it's a combined chart.

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I noticed that you figured that out after reading this. But we do grab the first title:

https://github.com/elastic/kibana/blob/master/x-pack/plugins/monitoring/public/components/chart/get_title.js#L13-L19

Generally speaking though, we define unique metrics per display.

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<div class="col-md-6"><monitoring-chart series="pageData.metrics.node_read_threads"/></div>
<div class="col-md-6"><monitoring-chart series="pageData.metrics.node_cgroup_cpu"/></div>
<div class="col-md-6"><monitoring-chart series="pageData.metrics.node_cgroup_stats"/></div>
<div class="col-md-6"><monitoring-chart series="pageData.metrics.node_latency"/></div>
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Expand Up @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ export const metrics = {
'Average latency for indexing documents, which is time it takes to index documents divided by number that were indexed. This considers any shard located on this node, including replicas.', // eslint-disable-line max-len
type: 'node'
}),
index_latency: new LatencyMetric({
index_index_latency: new LatencyMetric({
metric: 'index',
fieldSource: 'index_stats.primaries',
field: 'index_stats.primaries.indexing.index_total',
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'Average latency for searching, which is time it takes to execute searches divided by number of searches submitted. This considers primary and replica shards.', // eslint-disable-line max-len
type: 'node'
}),
query_latency: new LatencyMetric({
index_query_latency: new LatencyMetric({
metric: 'query',
fieldSource: 'index_stats.total',
field: 'index_stats.total.search.query_total',
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{
keys: ['index_segment_count_total', 'index_segment_count_primaries'],
name: 'index_segment_count'
},
{
keys: ['index_index_latency', 'index_query_latency'],
name: 'index_latency'
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@chrisronline It's here that have have 2 metrics combined in 1 graph. Where do I modify the title of the graph. I tried to create an "empty" metric index_latency but this trick didn't work. It still picks the name of the first metric.

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Right. It uses the title for the first metric found in the set, so in this case index_index_latency. That's what you're seeing right? That's the behavior I found as well

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Yes, but in this case the title should not be from the first metric. And there are quite a few examples in Advance where this is also not the case but I didn't find out so far how this is changed. @pickypg might share some insights here?

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],
overview: [
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{
keys: ['node_cgroup_periods', 'node_cgroup_throttled_count'],
name: 'node_cgroup_stats'
},
{
keys: ['node_query_latency', 'node_index_latency'],
name: 'node_latency'
}
],
overview: [
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