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Time Increment
It is possible to control the time increments shown in the main timeline and in the dashboard widgets. To do so, add time_increment:<value> to a query.
Here is the Bugzilla Project without a time_increment set:
The same query, with time_increment:year
Possible values are:
| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
time_increment:minute
time_increment:hour
time_increment:day
time_increment:week
time_increment:month
time_increment:quarter
time_increment:year |
This can also be combined with values for more flexibility. For example:
| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
time_increment:12hours
time_increment:4days
time_increment:8weeks
time_increment:6months
time_increment:3year |
| Note |
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There is a performance impact when using a time increment that results in many individual increments. This impact is both in the user interface, where each increment needs to be drawn, as well as on the Elasticsearch level, where they need to be calculated. So use the |