Is it possible to mark a point in time in graphs?

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We develop a lot of web applications. When we deploy a new version of a website onto a server, CPU or RAM usage is sometimes affected.

I'd like to flag all the releases into the graphs, so that we can see if a release has effect on CPU, RAM, network traffic etc etc.

We also use deployment tools that could call an API which could mark those releases in PRGT.

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Dear Netivity

I am sorry, PRTG does not offer such kind of custom graph layouts.

Please consider to use the PRTG Data Extractor to export your historic data to an MSSQL database. Using that database, you can apply other tools for custom graph generation.

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Is it possible to mark a point in time in graphs?

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