Create a Visual Block

How to create a visual block?

• Hover on the Workbooks icon on the left navigation bar, it will display the folder wise view of existing workbooks in the tenant (previously known as cluster).

• Click the plus icon at the top right corner , the following Search GUI screen will be displayed.

• You can now select streams while building a query using the search block. Select the stream, filters, and set the duration to fetch details

• Select/Enter the required fields to build your query and click Run, the following screen is displayed.

• Click the plus icon on the Workbook page and select Visualization from the list, the following screen will be displayed.

• You can set the graphical view in a pie chart, line chart and column chart as per your requirement.

Pie Chart

Pie charts are a simple and effective way to visualize data. DNIF offers pie charts in simple and stacked versions.

Select the following parameters to create a Pie chart.

• Select all the above fields and a pie chart will be displayed.
• Displayed below is the default pie chart

• Displayed below is a donut chart

Line Chart

Line charts have been traditionally used to visualize timelines. You can create an outline for a series of events that happen over a period of time.

Select the following parameters to create a line chart.

• Select all the above fields and a line chart will be displayed.

• The above chart displays a line chart, hover to view the fields captured.

Column Chart

Column charts are typically used to compare several items in a specific range of values. In addition, it helps you to view a Stacked and Grouped bar chart. Users can create a group for a group of events/entities.

• Select the following parameters to create a Column chart.

Parameters	Description
Type	Select column chart
Primary	Select the primary value of the chart to be displayed.
Secondary	Select the secondary value of the chart to be displayed.
Type of Column Chart	Select the type of column chart to be displayed such as Default, stacked and group Stacked: Displays a Stacked bar chart Group: Displays a Group bar chart

• Displayed below is the default column chart.

• Displayed below is the stacked column chart.

• Similarly, you can generate group column chart
• All the above visualizations can be saved into the workbook.

Bar Chart

Bar charts are typically used to compare several items between different groups or track changes over a period of time.

• Select the following parameters to create a Bar chart.

Parameters	Description
Type	Select bar chart type
Primary	Select the primary value of the chart to be displayed. Example: Dst IP, src IP etc
Secondary	Select the secondary value of the chart to be displayed.
Type of Chart	Select the type of bar chart to be displayed such as Default, stacked and group Stacked: Displays a Stacked bar chart Group: Displays a Group bar chart Default: Displays a basic bar chart

• Displayed below is a group bar chart

• Displayed below is the basic bar chart

• Similarly, you can generate stacked bar chart.

Radial Bar Chart

Column charts are typically used to compare several items in a specific range of values.

Select the following parameters to create a radial bar chart.

• Displayed below is the default radial bar chart.

• Similarly, you can generate stacked radial chart.

Area Chart

Area charts are typically used to compare change in one or more quantities over time.

• Select the following parameters to create an area chart.
  
  

  Parameters	Description
  Type	Select Area chart
  Primary	Select the primary value of the chart to be displayed.
  Secondary	Select the secondary value of the chart to be displayed.

• Displayed below is the area chart.

Timeline Chart

A timeline chart is an effective way to visualize a process using chronological order. Since details are displayed graphically, important points in time can be easily seen and understood.

• Select the following parameters to create an timeline chart.
  
  

  Parameters	Description
  Type	Select timeline chart type
  Primary	Select the primary value of the chart to be displayed.
  Secondary	Select the secondary value of the chart to be displayed.

• Displayed below is the timeline chart.

Metric Chart

Metrics are numbers that tell you important information about a process under question. They tell you accurate measurements about how the process is functioning and provide a base for you to suggest improvements.

• Select the following parameters to create an metric chart.
  
  

  Parameters	Description
  Type	Select Metric chart
  Value	Select a value to be displayed on the chart.

• Displayed below is the metric chart.

Geomap

A geomap is a map of a country, continent, or region with colors and values assigned to specific regions. Typically, we use GEO Maps to show traffic, and other metrics based on where the end user is.

• Select the following parameters to create an geomap chart.
  
  

  Parameters	Description
  Type	Select geoMap chart
  Primary	Select the primary value of the chart to be displayed.
  Secondary	Select the secondary value of the chart to be displayed.

• Displayed below is the geomap chart.

Word-Cloud

Word clouds are graphical representations of word frequency that give greater prominence to words that were used frequently in the network. The larger the word in the visual, the more frequent it was used.

• Select the following parameters to create an word cloud chart.
  

  Parameters	Description
  Type	Select Word-Cloud chart
  Primary	Select the primary value of the chart to be displayed.
  Secondary	Select the secondary value of the chart to be displayed.

• Displayed below is the word-cloud chart.

For more details on details on Workbooks, refer Create a Workbook