:= "green" extra := "" if ts.LastError != nil { color = "red" extra = fmt.Sprintf(" (%v)", ts.LastError) } else if !ts.Serving { color = "red" extra = " (Not Serving)" } else if ts.Target.TabletType

descending order of query latency. If the value is greater than 100 milliseconds, it’s color-coded red. If it is greater than 10 milliseconds, it is color coded yellow. Otherwise, it is color coded gray likely that the problematic ones have already risen to the top of the page and may be color-coded red. If not, talking a few snapshots of the page and comparing the stats should help identify the problematic and look at the Health Check Cache section. If the vttablet entry is present, but is color coded red and displays an error message, it means that vtgate is seeing the vttablet as unhealthy. Once you fix

descending order of query latency. If the value is greater than 100 milliseconds, it’s color-coded red. If it is greater than 10 milliseconds, it is color coded yellow. Otherwise, it is color coded gray likely that the problematic ones have already risen to the top of the page and may be color-coded red. If not, talking a few snapshots of the page and comparing the stats should help identify the problematic and look at the Health Check Cache section. If the vttablet entry is present, but is color coded red and displays an error message, it means that vtgate is seeing the vttablet as unhealthy. Once you fix

descending order of query latency. If the value is greater than 100 milliseconds, it’s color-coded red. If it is greater than 10 milliseconds, it is color coded yellow. Otherwise, it is color coded gray likely that the problematic ones have already risen to the top of the page and may be color-coded red. If not, talking a few snapshots of the page and comparing the stats should help identify the problematic and look at the Health Check Cache section. If the vttablet entry is present, but is color coded red and displays an error message, it means that vtgate is seeing the vttablet as unhealthy. Once you fix

descending order of query latency. If the value is greater than 100 milliseconds, it’s color-coded red. If it is greater than 10 milliseconds, it is color coded yellow. Otherwise, it is color coded gray likely that the problematic ones have already risen to the top of the page and may be color-coded red. If not, talking a few snapshots of the page and comparing the stats should help identify the problematic and look at the Health Check Cache section. If the vttablet entry is present, but is color coded red and displays an error message, it means that vtgate is seeing the vttablet as unhealthy. Once you fix