Using the X-Ray data source - Amazon Managed Grafana
Query editorTrace ListTrace StatisticsTrace AnalyticsInsightsAlerting

Using the X-Ray data source

Query editor

The most important field in the editor is the query type. There are four query types:

  • Trace List (Traces in AWS)

  • Trace Statistics

  • Trace Analytics (Analytics in AWS)

  • Insights

Trace List

The Trace List type allows you to search for traces, which are shown in a table. Choosing the trace ID in the first column opens the trace on the right side. Notice the query field in the editor. You can write queries, filter expressions, or you can insert a single trace ID that will be shown in a trace view. For more details about filter expressions, see the AWS X-Ray documentation.

Note

The trace list will show only the first 1000 traces.

Trace Statistics

In Trace Statistics, you can see a graph and a table showing information about error, fault, throttle, success, and total count. You can use the columns field in the query editor to see only specified columns.

Trace Analytics

In Trace Analytics, you can visualize the following tables.

  • Root Cause

    • Response Time

      • Root Cause Service (Last service in path)

      • Path (multiple paths)

    • Error

      • Root Cause Service (Last service in path)

      • Path

      • Error Message

    • Fault

      • Root Cause Service (Last service in path)

      • Path

      • Error Message

  • End-user Impact

  • URL

  • HTTP Status Code

Insights

In Insights, you can see the summary table for Insights. Choosing the InsightId will take you to AWS Management console.

Alerting

Because X-Ray queries can return numeric data, alerts are supported. For more information, see Grafana alerting.