Global filters
Global filters
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Global filters define a set of consistent criteria for users to select a subset of data. Once configured, global filters appear on the following pages:
Click the Filters box in a supported page to display the configured filters. To select a filter, click it.
Define a global filter
To define a global filter, you must have administrative privileges.
- In the navigation menu, click Go to Admin and then select Platform > Global Filters.
- Click Create.
- Add values to the following fields:
- Global filter category name: A name by which to group your filters. For
example, the category
Environment
might contain filters fordev
,test
, andproduction
. - Label name: A label from a metric, which you want to filter by.
- Matcher: A list of label names. Matchers support regular expressions.
- Default value: Set an optional default value for this global filter. This value should be one of the values from the Label name.
- Values: Label values. In the previous example,
dev
,test
, andproduction
are label values.
- Global filter category name: A name by which to group your filters. For
example, the category
- Click Save.
To edit a filter:
- Click the vertical dots icon in the row with the filter name.
- Click Edit.
- Update the filter values.
- Click Save.
To delete a filter, click the vertical dots icon in the row with the filter name, and then click Delete.