Have option to display non-aggregated URL data

[preinheimer]

I'd like a way to simple view the raw 100 or so most recent requests of a URL. Useful when diagnosing changes. I don't think we have a way of doing this currently.

[markstory]

The URL list page gives a paginated list of requests for a 'simple_url' below the graphs.

[markstory]

Does that do the trick, or is there something else you had in mind. (sorry for the double post, I slipped on cmd-enter.)

[preinheimer]

I'd like to see them graphed, rather than simply listed.

I think a good view would be:

1. Graph aggregated data
2. List aggreages (not specific runs) under graph
3. If you click on a day, that day is exploded to show all runs (or like, most recent N runs) in both graph, and list

does that make sense? My goal is to be able to track down changes, generally changes today.

[markstory]

That makes sense. I've been meaning to add searching/filtering to the URL view which I think would help address this.

[markstory]

I thought some more about what you were describing and I don't think adding a search is going to to help. Does the following sound like what you were thinking:

1. On run list -> click URL link.
2. Go to URL overview with graph + table containing aggregated data.
3. The table of aggregated data contains links to view data for a single day.
4. Click a link in URL overview to view all the runs for a single day. This view contains graphs and runs for the specific day.

I think this would give a drill down UI that would help get more data about what is going on. Is that similar to what you were thinking?

[markstory]

As an update on this. As of dfef48c when you limit the URL page to specific date ranges the graphs also update. The graphs still don't work well when the search range is a single day. I'm thinking that ~2 days could fit in the graphs without any aggregation.

[markstory]

I think #69 mostly addresses this issue as you can pick a preset slice of time, or create a custom time interval to view non-aggregate data in.