Methodica Technologies · Jan to Apr 2025

Test-results monitoring in Grafana

A Grafana-style dashboard for automated test runs, rebuilt in the browser from her exported InfluxDB sample and checked against the 13 dashboard requirements she documented.

GrafanaInfluxDBMySQLDashboard JSONAlertingRequirements

Live demo

Recreated from the exported demo data (a small sample of 20 runs), not a live connection to InfluxDB. Every panel re-queries that sample in the browser when a variable changes.

$project $testbench $variant $testname Time range Refresh

Test runs per day by verdict click a bar to drill down

PassedDoneError

Run duration (s) with alert rule

Alert when duration > s Error annotations

Run durationAbove thresholdError run annotationNote

Add a note to run Note

Errors by exception class click a row to filter by test

Requirements coverage

Results

What the 20 exported runs show when grouped by test case.

Verdicts by test case

PassedDoneError

Average duration by test case

Completed runs (Done or Passed)Error runs

How it works

Her internship work at Methodica Technologies, January to April 2025.

Collect test results. Each automated test run is written to the InfluxDB measurement M_BASIC with tags for project, test bench, variant and verdict, and fields for duration and exceptions.
Gather requirements. Documented 13 dashboard requirements with the team, from selective metrics and clear labels to alerts, drill-downs, access control and scheduled reports.
Build panels. Chose panel types by data: stat panels for totals, bar charts for runs over time, tables for exception messages, gauges for utilization.
Add variables and alerts. Template variables filter every panel at once; threshold rules flag slow or failing runs.
Export and reuse. Saved dashboards as JSON, such as a System Utilization dashboard with a MySQL source, 70% and 90% thresholds and a 10 s refresh.

Data