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I have a InfluxDB dataseries. It stores one information about mulitple machines. I distingsh between these machines with a tag. I can display the information for all three machines at once using a "Group by tag(machine)" clause. the name of the legends is "table.derivative {machine: 1}", "table.derivative {machine: 2}" and so on. How can I change it to "machine 1", "machine 2" and so on?

So far I came across this suggesting to use $groupby (or $g ?), but both are just added a literally.

Michael K.
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In Grafana, you can use alias patterns. There is a description of alias patterns at the bottom of the metrics tab:

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In your case, in the Alias By field you would write $tag_machine.

Here is an InfluxDb example on the Grafana demo site that uses the Alias By field:

https://play.grafana.org/d/000000002/influxdb-templated?editPanel=1&orgId=1

Daniel Lee
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If you are using InfluxDB with Flux query language, use the following in the Display Name

  • ${__field.labels}
  • ${__field.labels.<tag_name>}

or in some cases this might work

  • ${__field.labels.name}
sai anudeep
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  • This helped me big time :) thanks! You can also chain the fields, so Display Name can contains something like: `${__field.labels.host}: ${__field.labels.path} (${__field.labels.device})` - example for disk usage – darkless Dec 28 '22 at 19:20
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For me $_tag_TAGNAME worked ... none of the above worked for me ( even though I saw it in the help section of my instance of Grafana ...)

Ricky Levi
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