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Location source

Data format and mapping

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Field mapping
Filtering
Mapping data

These options control how location information is derived from data.

Mapping time series data

The query should be formatted as time series data. The time series (group by) name should be a 2-letter country code. For example "US" for United States or "FR" for France.

Mapping time series data

The query should be formatted as time series data. The time series (group by) name should be a 3-letter country code. For example "USA" for United States or "FRA" for France.

Mapping time series data

The query should be formatted as time series data. The time series (group by) name should be a 2-letter US state code. For example "CA" for California.

Mapping time series data

The query should be formatted as time series data. The time series (group by) name should be a valid key in "probes.json".

Mapping JSON data from datasource

This supports any datasource capable of generating a JSON response with a custom list of locations (the same format that for the JSON endpoint). Example: Warp 10

Mapping geohashes

This supports Elasticsearch Geo-points using the GeoHash grid Aggregation feature as well as Prometheus and InfluxDB data sources that return geohashes.

  • geo_point/geohash field: Enter the name of the geo_point/geohash column. This is used to calculate where the circle should be drawn.
Mapping table data

The query should be formatted as table data and contain an obligatory geohash column as well as optional data like a metric column.

  • Geohash field: Enter the name of the geohash column. This is used to calculate where the circle should be drawn.
Mapping table data

The query should be formatted as table data and contain obligatory latitude, longitude columns as well as optional data like a metric column.

  • Latitude/Longitude fields: Enter the name of the latitude and longitude columns. These are used to calculate where the circle should be drawn.

Visual options

Center and zoom level
Appearance
Global options
Circle parameters
Map thresholds to colors
Popup labels
Clickthrough links