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What does this PR do? What is the motivation?

update the SLO threshold query image example to show count >= 0 in the total query request instead of count all since we are discouraging the usage of both on one metric

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@mfu00 mfu00 closed this Oct 10, 2025
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Distributions are a metric type that aggregate values sent from multiple hosts during a flush interval to measure statistical distributions across your entire infrastructure.

Global distributions instrument logical objects, like services, independently from the underlying hosts. Unlike [histograms][1] which aggregate on the Agent-side, global distributions send all raw data collected during the flush interval and the aggregation occurs server-side using Datadog's [DDSketch data structure][2].
Global distributions instrument logical objects, like services, independently from the underlying hosts. Unlike [histograms][1] which aggregate on the Agent-side, global distributions send all raw data collected during the flush interval and the aggregation occurs server-side using Datadog's [DDSketch data structure][2].
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I don't know why these indentation changes are appearing but they don't seem to affect anything on the visual diff so let me know they are okay to keep.

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