Query your Amazon DynamoDB using PartiQL and visualize the results in your Grafana dashboards.
The plugin uses grafana-aws-sdk-react in the configuration page, a common package used for all AWS-related plugins(including plugins made by Grafana Lab). In addition, to test the connection, the plugin requires a "test table", to which the plugin makes a DescribeTable request.
The plugin currently supports query via PartiQL. The plugin performs ExecuteStatement on the PartiQL statement that user enters.
To parse datetime attributes in Grafana, user needs to provide attribute names and format. The format can be unix timestamp (for integers) or day.js format (for strings)
Datetime | Format |
---|---|
1731017392 |
Unix timestamp(s) |
1731017406839 |
Unix timestamp(ms) |
2024-10-31T22:04:29+01:00 |
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ssZ |
2024-10-31T21:04:29Z |
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss[Z] |
Thu, 31 Oct 2024 21:04:29 GMT |
ddd, DD MMM YYYY HH:mm:ss z |
$__from
and$__to
(built-in): start and end in Unix timestamp(ms)$from
and$to
: start and end in Unix timestamp(s)
You can filter data within the current time range:
SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE TimeStamp BETWEEN $from AND $to