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How to make a top 10 Netflow Widget same as the classic dashboard?

Does anyone know how to create a top 10 Netflow Widget which is similar to the ones created in the classic dashboard? I want to copy what the classic dashboard has for netflow and implement it into my modern dashboard. Any help would be greatly appreciated

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KMSigma.SWI

Start with browsing the Orion.NetFlow.* entities.

For the item above the root of your data would be something like:

SELECT [Sources].NodeID
     , [Sources].InterfaceIndex
     , [Sources].EntityType
     , [Sources].EntityID
     , [Sources].Enabled
     , [Sources].LastTime
     , [Sources].IfName
     , [Sources].ExporterFlowDirectionID
     , [Sources].DetailsUrl
FROM Orion.Netflow.InterfaceSources AS [Sources]

Are you looking to replicate them exactly? Or just work from the data sources and build your own customized Modern Dashboards?

kiwi_techie

Hi, yes just want to replicate the exact ones from using my own data because I'm just new to using this

kiwi_techie

Also for this entity I have to browse my Netflow database from Database Manager right to get the query

KMSigma.SWI

No. I never (almost never) provide SQL - I will always try to use SWQL instead - especially since that's the underpinning of Modern Dashboards. Take a look at some of the examples people have shared in Modern Dashboards to see some of the power of learning the basics of the SolarWinds Query Language.

KMSigma.SWI

Looking at this a little further, this is a non-trivial query to get most of this data.

Couple that with the fact that I don't have any high-enough volume in my environment to actually get the widget to display and that can be annoying...

Can you provide a screenshot of what this looks like in your environment so I can understand the fields and calculations necessary?

I still may not be able to help, but I'll give it my best try.