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Metric graphs 101: Graphing anti-patterns

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John Matson This is the third post in a series about visualizing monitoring data. In the first two parts of this series, we introduced you to several different visualization types—both timeseries graphs that have time as the x-axis, and summary graphs that provide a summary view of a time window.

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