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Graph visualizations

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Azure Workbooks graph visualizations support visualizing arbitrary graphs based on data from logs to show the relationships between monitoring entities.

The following graph shows data flowing in and out of a computer via various ports to and from external computers. It's colored by type, for example, computer vs. port vs. external IP. The edge sizes correspond to the amount of data flowing in between. The underlying data comes from KQL query targeting VM connections.

Screenshot that shows a tile summary view.

Add a graph

  1. Switch the workbook to edit mode by selecting Edit.

  2. Use the Add query link to add a log query control to the workbook.

  3. For Query type, select Logs. For Resource type, select, for example, Application Insights, and select the resources to target.

  4. Use the query editor to enter the KQL for your analysis.

    let data = dependencies
| summarize Calls = count() by App = appName, Request = operation_Name, Dependency = name
| extend RequestId = strcat(App, '::', Request);
let links = data
| summarize Calls = sum(Calls) by App, RequestId
| project SourceId = App, TargetId = RequestId, Calls, Kind = 'App -> Request'
| union (data
    | project SourceId = RequestId, TargetId = Dependency, Calls, Kind = 'Request -> Dependency');
let nodes = data
| summarize Calls = sum(Calls) by App
| project Id = App, Name = App, Calls, Kind = 'App'
| union (data
    | summarize Calls = sum(Calls) by RequestId, Request
    | project Id = RequestId, Name = Request, Calls, Kind = 'Request')
| union (data
    | summarize Calls = sum(Calls) by Dependency
    | project Id = Dependency, Name = Dependency, Calls, Kind = 'Dependency');
nodes
| union (links)

  5. Set Visualization to Graph.

  6. Select Graph Settings to open the Graph Settings pane.

  7. In Node Format Settings at the top, set:

    • Top Content
      • Use column: Name
      • Column renderer: Text
    • Center Content
      • Use column: Calls
      • Column renderer: Big Number
      • Color palette: None
    • Bottom Content
      • Use column: Kind
      • Column renderer: Text

  8. In Layout Settings at the bottom, set:

    • Node ID: Id
    • Source ID: SourceId
    • Target ID: TargetId
    • Edge Label: None
    • Edge Size: Calls
    • Node Size: None
    • Coloring Type: Categorical
    • Node Color Field: Kind
    • Color palette: Pastel

  9. Select Save and Close at the bottom of the pane.

Screenshot that shows a tile summary view with the preceding query and settings.

Graph settings

Setting Description
Node ID Selects a column that provides the unique ID of nodes on the graph. The value of the column can be a string or a number.
Source ID Selects a column that provides the IDs of source nodes for edges on the graph. Values must map to a value in the Node Id column.
Target ID Selects a column that provides the IDs of target nodes for edges on the graph. Values must map to a value in the Node Id column.
Edge Label Selects a column that provides edge labels on the graph.
Edge Size Selects a column that provides the metric on which the edge widths will be based.
Node Size Selects a column that provides the metric on which the node areas will be based.
Coloring Type Used to choose the node coloring scheme.

Node coloring types

Coloring type Description
None All nodes have the same color.
Categorical Nodes are assigned colors based on the value or category from a column in the result set. In the preceding example, the coloring is based on the column Kind of the result set. Supported palettes are Default, Pastel, and Cool tone.
Field Based In this type, a column provides specific RGB values to use for the node. Provides the most flexibility but usually requires more work to enable.

Node format settings

You can specify what content goes to the different parts of a node: top, left, center, right, and bottom. Graphs can use any renderers' workbook supports like text, big numbers, spark lines, and icons.

Field-based node coloring

  1. Switch the workbook to edit mode by selecting Edit.

  2. Use the Add query link to add a log query control to the workbook.

  3. For Query type, select Logs. For Resource type, select, for example, Application Insights, and select the resources to target.

  4. Use the query editor to enter the KQL for your analysis.

    let data = dependencies
| summarize Calls = count() by App = appName, Request = operation_Name, Dependency = name
| extend RequestId = strcat(App, '::', Request);
let links = data
| summarize Calls = sum(Calls) by App, RequestId
| project SourceId = App, TargetId = RequestId, Calls, Kind = 'App -> Request'
| union (data
    | project SourceId = RequestId, TargetId = Dependency, Calls, Kind = 'Request -> Dependency');
let nodes = data
| summarize Calls = sum(Calls) by App
| project Id = App, Name = App, Calls, Color = 'FD7F23'
| union (data
    | summarize Calls = sum(Calls) by RequestId, Request
    | project Id = RequestId, Name = Request, Calls, Color = 'B3DE8E')
| union (data
    | summarize Calls = sum(Calls) by Dependency
    | project Id = Dependency, Name = Dependency, Calls, Color = 'C9B3D5');
nodes
| union (links)

  5. Set Visualization to Graph.

  6. Select Graph Settings to open the Graph Settings pane.

  7. In Node Format Settings at the top, set:

    • Top Content:
      • Use column: Name
      • Column renderer: Text
    • Center Content:
      • Use column: Calls
      • Column renderer: Big Number
      • Color palette: None
    • Bottom Content:
      • Use column: Kind
      • Column renderer: Text

  8. In Layout Settings at the bottom, set:

    • Node ID:Id
    • Source ID: SourceId
    • Target ID: TargetId
    • Edge Label: None
    • Edge Size: Calls
    • Node Size: Node
    • Coloring Type: Field Based
    • Node Color Field: Color

  9. Select Save and Close at the bottom of the pane.

Screenshot that shows the creation of a graph visualization with field-based node coloring.

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