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      <title>Instance View Performance Dashboard in Paris</title>
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      <description>Did you know? Our blogs have a variety of technical depths. Today I will be introducing Did you know? (DYK) which will be quick bites that are easily consumed, today I learned type things. Let us know if you have other DYK/TIL items for us in the comments.
Cross node reporting In Paris a new graph data set has been added to the ServiceNow Performance dashboard. The new data set removes the node selector and reports on all the nodes (up to 47) all in the same graphs.</description>
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