I am creating a dashboard with Google Cloud Monitoring. We can insert charts in the dashboard, but I dont see how we can show data in tabular format via UI.
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I have created an Azure dashboard using Shared dashboard and I have a tile as follows:
I use kusto query to display logs from log analytics.
Is it possible to show something like
if true
AND
if false instead?
I am currently working on a project that involves using Azure DevOps as the main management tool. However, our team has decided to analyze the data generated in the platform through Power BI reports. As such, there are some attachments in the work items that we would like to see displayed in PBI, is there any way to do this?
There are multiple ways to connect to the powerbi to devops and get the work item data. Such as by using analytical view, oData queries and oData feed, etc.
To Create power bi reports using analytical view first you have to import data in the power bi, this can be done by selecting azure devops as an option in the Online service tab which itself is in the get data tab in the powerbi destop app
getdata -> online options -> azure devops
After that it will ask you for organization and team and ask you to login to your devops account too.
After this a popup will immerge and in which you can select the work items data based upon the duration time which has passed such today, last 30 days, entire history, etc.
Refer the following documentation
I have to create chart and metrices in Azure Monitor overview dashboard based on Azure SQL database data. How can we do that? I don't want to show database performance. I want to display database data in dashboard.
Azure Monitor helps you maximize the availability and performance of
your applications and services like CPU performance, memory usage,
storage usage, etc. It can't be used to visualize the stored data in
Azure SQL database or any other service.
To visualize the data, you should either use tools like Azure Data Explorer or Power BI.
Please check Visualize data with Azure Data Explorer dashboards.
I am creating a report in Power BI, where some data is imported from a cloud storage system. There is also a local data source (an excel sheet) being used.
My question is, if I publish this report on Power BI service and share it with someone, will they be able to see visuals using local data source as well?
There is also possibility of using Sharepoint. I can create a team in Sharepoint with the local excel file and use that as a source in Power BI. Am I correct in assuming this way people in my sharepoint team will be able to see all data in the report?
For your scenario with a spreadsheet from a desktop and a cloud data source:
If you prepare the report using import mode in PowerBI desktop and publish it to PowerBI online, then that report data will be visible to all users with access to the report in the provisioned workspace. The caveat is that data will not be able to be refreshed from the Excel file once the report is deployed online. When you create the report on your desktop, you have access to the cloud data and the spreadsheet, then a copy of that data is published to the PowerBI service. When PowerBI service is set to refresh, then it can't connect to your desktop and causes the issue.
To solve this you either need a personal or standard gateway. This provides the technology for PowerBI to connect to your on-premise (standard gateway) or on-desktop (personal mode) data. Once the gateway is in place, PowerBI can pull data in to the cloud from an on-premise network or a personal desktop to refresh reports.
The other alternative is, as you mention, putting the excel in SharePoint online. This effectively makes the spreadsheet a "cloud data source" and can be refreshed from PowerBI service without the need for a gateway.
In application insights we can show charts:
I would like to show a graph in Log Analytics too is that possible? I dont see charts in there?
Please select a chart from Visualization drop-down if you run the query in workbooks:
Another way is that run the query directly in the Logs blade of azure log analytics service.