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I want to build two tables in Grafana and I am struggling to join the different job metrics to receive my required dataset. Would it be possible to export the job ID as label in every metric? By that I could join them easily. Also open to any other suggestion how to build these tables.
All jobs that are running and ran in the given range
Use case: Provides a quick overview over all jobs. Can be filtered by job to display patterns.
id
project
job_name
runner_description
source
stage
status
duration
timestamp
1000001
root/sub/project
job01
runner01
schedule
run
success
264
1736467200
1000002
root/sub/project
job02
runner01
schedule
run
failed
378
1736467200
1000003
root/sub/project
job01
runner02
schedule
run
success
260
1736553600
1000004
root/sub/project
job02
runner02
schedule
run
failed
392
1736553600
1000005
root/sub/project
job02
runner02
schedule
run
failed
245
1736640000
1000006
root/sub/project
job01
runner01
schedule
run
running
317
1736640000
Success count, failed count and average duration per job in the given range
Use case: Statistics to support debugging and deciding which jobs require focus.
project
job_name
status_success_count
status_failed_count
duration_avg
root/sub/project
job01
2
1
256
root/sub/project
job02
1
1
365
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I want to build two tables in Grafana and I am struggling to join the different job metrics to receive my required dataset. Would it be possible to export the job ID as label in every metric? By that I could join them easily. Also open to any other suggestion how to build these tables.
All jobs that are running and ran in the given range
Use case: Provides a quick overview over all jobs. Can be filtered by job to display patterns.
Success count, failed count and average duration per job in the given range
Use case: Statistics to support debugging and deciding which jobs require focus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: