Exclude null
| Function | Description | Example |
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exclude_null() | Remove groups with N/A tag values from your graph or top list. | exclude_null(avg:system.load.1{*} by {host}) |
For example, say you have a metric with two tags: account and region. account has three possible values (prod, build and N/A) while region has four possible values (us-east-1, us-west-1, eu-central-1, and N/A).
When you graph this metric as a timeseries, you would have 3 x 4 = 12 lines on your graph. Applying exclude_null() removes lines with tag combinations containing any N/A values, leaving you with 2 x 3 = 6 groups.
Clamp
| Function | Description | Example |
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clamp_min() | Set any metric values under a threshold value to equal that value. | clamp_min(avg:system.load.1{*}, 100) |
clamp_max() | Set any metric values over a threshold value to equal that value. | clamp_max(avg:system.load.1{*}, 100) |
Add a threshold value. The clamp_min() sets all datapoints below the threshold to equal that value, while clamp_max() limits datapoints above the threshold.
Cutoff
| Function | Description | Example |
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cutoff_min() | Replace metric values under a threshold value with NaN. | cutoff_min(avg:system.load.1{*}, 100) |
cutoff_max() | Replace metric values over a threshold value with NaN. | cutoff_max(avg:system.load.1{*}, 100) |
Add a threshold value. The cutoff_min() replaces all metric values lower than this threshold value with NaN, while cutoff_max() replaces all metric values higher than this threshold value with NaN. The cutoff functions do not replace values that are equal to the threshold value.
Tip: For both the clamp and cutoff functions, it may be helpful to see the threshold value you have chosen. You can set a horizontal marker in Dashboards to indicate this value.
Other functions
Consult the other available functions:
