Gauge
The Gauge widget displays a value as a meter between a configured minimum and maximum, with up to seven colored thresholds. It's useful for visualizing utilization (e.g. concurrency slots in use), progress against a goal (e.g. tickets resolved this week), and health indicators (e.g. SLA compliance).
Configuration
Configuration is split into two tabs.
Data Source
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Data from | The data source extension used to produce the current value. Configuration for the selected source appears below. |
| Display as | How to format the value: number, decimal, percentage, bytes, seconds elapsed, or minutes elapsed. |
| Prepend | Optional text shown before the number. |
| Append | Optional text shown after the number. |
Thresholds
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Minimum value | The low end of the gauge scale. |
| Label | An optional label for the threshold band (e.g. Healthy, Warning, Critical). |
| Max. Value | The high end of this band. Subsequent bands begin where the previous one ended. |
| Color | The color used to fill this band. |
Up to seven threshold bands can be defined. The largest defined Max. Value becomes the gauge's maximum.
Like Counter, the Gauge widget can use any installed data source. The modern data query datasource is preferred for new widgets.