Summary
We have learned to create graphs of different types and how to customize them. This allows us to place multiple items in a single graph, change their visual characteristics, choose different graph types, modify y axis scaling, and several other parameters. We were able to show basic trigger information and a percentile line on a graph.
We discovered simple, ad hoc, and custom graphs, with each category fitting a different need.
Simple graphs show data for a single item. Ad hoc graphs allow us to quickly graph multiple items from the latest data, although there's no way to save them. Custom graphs can have several items, all kinds of customization, and are similar to triggers—they are associated with all the hosts that they reference items ...
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