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Issue created Feb 08, 2020 by Clement Ho@ClemMakesAppsContributor

Display the y-axis on the range of data value in the chart

Problem to solve

It would be ideal if we can only display the y-axis of data value ranges for charts. For example, the following Grafana chart visually shows you the changes of SLA over time while the metrics dashboard doesn't show you that much. You could inspect the gray zoom scroll area for overall patterns but that seems like an anti-pattern.

Grafana

Screen_Shot_2020-02-07_at_6.25.00_PM

Metrics Dashboard

Screen_Shot_2020-02-07_at_6.32.50_PM

Intended users

  • Devon (DevOps Engineer)
  • Sidney (Systems Administrator)

Further details

Technical Proposal

Not all charts should start from y = 0.

Using echart options: boundaryGap: [0.1, 0.1], scale: true, allows us to manipulate the range of the axis.

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What does success look like, and how can we measure that?

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Edited Nov 16, 2020 by 🤖 GitLab Bot 🤖
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