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Creating Dashboards in PlantPulse Dashboard

The time series engine comes with PlantPulse Dashboard built in (port 3000). A dedicated data source plugin and five pre-configured dashboards are already deployed, so in most cases there is nothing new to connect, only modifications to make.

What to check first
pd status timeseries          # engine(tse) → dashboard(grafana) 순으로 뜬다
curl -k https://<호스트>:3000/ # PlantPulse Dashboard 로그인 화면

pd The service name is timeseries and it runs only on the MASTER node (as of 2026-09-05).

What's Included​

WhatValue
Data source pluginplantpulse-timeseries-datasource — 「PlantPulse Timeseries」
Custom panelkopens-status-timeline-panel — renders boolean (0/1) time series as color bands
Pre-configured dashboardsFive in the PLANTPULSE folder — datalake · edge · messaging · server · statistics

The pre-configured dashboards are provisioned as files (disableDeletion: true, allowUiUpdates: false). Changes made in the UI are not saved, so duplicate them before editing.

Creating a New Dashboard​

1. Choose the data source​

Add a panel and select PlantPulse Timeseries from the data source list. If it doesn't appear, the plugin hasn't loaded, so check again after pd restart timeseries.

2. Specify the series by tag path​

This data source finds series by tag path, not SQL — the same shape as the FROM clause in TQL.

<채널>.<설비>.<태그>
예:  CHANNEL1.PUMP1.TEMP_0001

If you prefer to write the query language directly, use TQL → TQL and JDBC Driver

3. Fill gaps​

If you plot at an interval finer than the collection period, empty buckets appear as broken lines. Fill them using time_bucket_gapfill and locf from the time series functions → Time Series Functions

4. Use the dedicated panel for status signals​

For 0/1 signals such as running/stopped, a timeline is easier to read than a line chart. Select Status Timeline from the panel type.

Connecting to an External Grafana​

If you already operate a Grafana instance, you can connect to it. There are two paths.

PathHow
Move the pluginCopy the bundled data source plugin to the plugin directory of the external Grafana
Connect via JDBCjdbc:ts://<호스트>:7800 — TQL and JDBC Driver
The data source URL is an «in-container address»

The data source in the bundled PlantPulse Dashboard points to TSE_URL (default http://tse:7800) — a name inside the container network, so it is unreachable from outside. In an external Grafana, you must change it to the actual host address.

If You're Familiar with PromQL​

The TSE also includes a Prometheus-compatible adapter. Instead of the dedicated plugin, you can connect using Grafana's Prometheus data source and use PromQL directly → Prometheus Integration

The health of the stack itself (container status, ports) is a separate matter, provided by the admin console at /metrics → Ports and Service Management

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