Custom Dashboard Filters

Configuring Dashboard Filters

Dashboard filters are preconfigured by default as part of the builtin setup. In addition to these, custom filters can be defined and managed through the dashboard filter settings.

Configuring Custom Dashboard Filters

• Navigate to Global Settings -> Settings
• Search for Dashboard Filters and click Edit
• Modify an existing filter or add a new one by selecting Add Entry
• Save the changes to make the new or updated filters available for use in dashboards

Dashboard Filter Structure

Field	Description	Example
key	Unique Filter key

{
    "key": "applicationStatus"
}

| type | Type of filter. Possible values select_multi, select, search | |

{
      "type": "select_multi"
}

| name | Name of filter to be displayed | |

{
    "name": "Application Status"
}

| placeholder | Placeholder to be displayed when no search option is selected | |

{
    "placeholder": "Select Application Status",
}

| filterKeys | Name of the column to be used to filter data. The value of the field should be same as filter key. | |

{
  "filterKeys": ["applicationStatus"],
}

| options | Dropdown values which to be displayed for the filter. Applicable for select_multi and select option types. | |

{
  "options": [
    { "value": "RUNNING", "label": "RUNNING" }
  ]
}

• NOTE: The name of the filter key should be same as the value of the filterKeys

Complete example:

{
  "key": "appStatus",
  "type": "select_multi",
  "name": "Application Status",
  "display": "modal",
  "placeholder": "Select Application Status",
  "filterKeys": ["appStatus"],
  "options": [
    { "value": "RUNNING", "label": "RUNNING" },
    { "value": "STARTED", "label": "STARTED" }
  ]
}

See Also

• Create Agent
• Update Agent