OK, we're going to look at value groups, Tagg's value groups, Tagg's is the ability to do this,
create these tags and sort of drop down.
So when I opened a dropdown up, I get these little options to the right.
And when you click one priest, Selex say, oh, Linux servers, for example, Mac OSX server or the
Windows servers, the Xbox servers.
This is an example I'm going to show you how to create this particular value group's tax panel using
the Zavitz datasource first.
OK, so we're going to create a new dashboard very, very quickly.
I'm going to go straight to the sitting's it's going to give it a name, very quick.
Value groups tags Zwick's, save that back to the sitting's kind of variables.
And AmeriCredit new variable and call it interface.
It's a query, it's labor will also be interface, I can give it to Cappotelli, the datasource.
We zwick's our refresher on dashboard load and the query.
Will be star, dot star.
We'll revisit that in a moment, what that means.
OK, it's going to be a multi value and here we go.
This is the Value Group's Tagg's experimental feature and it is an experimental feature.
So it's likely to change in later versions labeled the metric name or the tags query is going to be.
Star and the the tags value query for this example, dollar tag.
Don't start.
OK, so just going back to these queries, query in is Ebix datasource quite to Ropen DOT host.
I'll remind you that when we get by, when we create a graph, it's a group that host tags query to
show the actual tags.
The colored boxes to the right is just a star in this case and that will show groups and the tags query
when you select a tag will be whatever the tag was, you clicked dot star.
So we look at that particular to the Xbox datasource.
Groups to host everything that will be selected will be whatever group was clicked, thought hosts,
all hosts.
So there's a sample of the hosts down there, sir, and I'll give it a sort ascending.
So let's add that interface, disco dancing to the front.
So already we can say that discovered hosts Linux servers, Mac OS, X server, Windows servers and
SABIC servers and that very well can be used to.
Let's just use that variable quickly just by creating a visualization.
A graph is good.
The query being remembered.
I said start star that star dot star.
If I was to go further than now another star and another star.
So the first group will just be a wild everything.
The host will be the interface that I've created.
These are the hosts, the application.
In this case I'm just going to use C.P.U and the items are going to be use a time.
OK.
That's everything will also allow.
And repeating on interface and the panel title will be Interface C.P.U Time.
That's very, very good.
Horizontal or make a vertical.
It's very good, let's go backwards now, CPU time or make the long and wide.
Say that, and now it's test the application of.
It's value groups tax some Mac OS Windows service.
OK, here we go.
Not many more servers are at the moment, but we can see we have some data there.
Let's deselect the place like then let's select Linux servers.
I go now Linux servers.
It's Deselect and selectable discovered hosts Naomie going on my discovered hosts.
I think that's you get the idea there quickly, looking at this variable again, how to rate this or
how to interpret the scenario in your head.
It's the query, which is the mind list on the left.
There's a tax query, which is the list on the right.
The colored boxes and then there's the tags values query, the query that is run when a tag is clicked.
So for example, being group.
Eisenheim shows all the host names to the left.
The tax query is group shows all the groups to the right.
The tax value query.
Group, whichever group was clicked, say Windows hosts, DOT or Windows hosts get selected very, very
good.
Value groups tax the Xbox datasource.