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Per Application CPU Usage in Server Graphs

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    LoudLemur
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    Currently, Cloudron displays the totality of CPU usage of applications but not which ones are using most CPU.

    It would be helpful to have some colour indicators to gain a clearer idea of which ones are the main CPU cycle hogs and which ones might be responsible for recurring spikes in usage.

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      Hello @loudlemur
      Like this?

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      This does already exist.
      In the Dashboard under Server you can select what apps to display in the graphs.

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        That would work well. I didn't know about this.

        I had in mind something like this:
        https://echarts.apache.org/examples/en/editor.html?c=area-stack

        And now i see it, i can select applications and create a chart just like i wanted.

        The problem is that it is showing high usage for system CPU, not for applications in particular. It is quite an old cpu so maybe that is why.

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          I have tried to make the UI a bit more obvious now where it says "Select apps"

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            I have tried to make the UI a bit more obvious now where it says "Select apps"

            44ea80b9-994b-4e63-8bf7-986dc434026a-image.jpeg

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            @girish Thanks. The graph was able to do what I wanted, I just didn't realize it. It does show the usage per application each in its own colour. Great!

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