Set units of Network Transmit/Receive to bytes and not bytes per second #13
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Whilst playing with the dashboard, I set up some additional where clauses to filter by a specific docker container I was interested in. I noticed that after a performance test, the Network Transmit/Receive graph was showing what looked like the peak throughput consistently (flat line) despite the container sending and receiving no traffic at that point in time.
I think the issue is that the rx_bytes and tx_bytes measurements are accumulative and actually indicate the total data in and out. This is why I propose that the units should just be bytes and not bytes per second.
Let me know if this makes sense!
Thanks