I look for a New relic expert

WARNING, If you send me a proposal with your CV, it will automatically disqualify you. I am not interested in receiving your proposals. Instead, please review my needs and tell me if you understand me and can help me. WARNING 1: You have to have your own New relic account. Hi, Team I need your help To create a Newrelic dashboard that shows an overview of the previous week with the total number of alarms open, a list of alarms triggered most frequently, and the time the alarms have been opened. In this example, the dashboard shows the following information: Total number of alarms open in the previous week: XXX Top 10 alarms triggered most frequently: Alarm 1: alarm name Alarm 2: alarm name Alarm 3: alarm name Alarm 4: alarm name Time the alarms have been opened: A line chart shows the number of alarms opened over the previous week, with the x-axis representing the date and the y-axis representing the number of alarms. Each line represents a different alarm. This dashboard provides an at-a-glance view of the alarms that have been triggered most frequently over the previous week, and also shows how many alarms were opened in total during that time period. The line chart provides a way to track the overall trends in alarm activity over time. Also need to find out which days have more alarms and what the average number of alarms per day is In this example, the dashboard shows the following additional information: The number of alarms triggered on each day of the previous week: A stacked bar chart shows the number of alarms triggered on each day of the previous week, with each color representing a different alarm. An average number of alarms per day: A separate metric shows the average number of alarms triggered per day over the previous week. With these additional visualizations, users can now see which days had more alarms than others and the average number of alarms per day. This information can help users identify patterns or trends in alarm activity and take appropriate actions to address any issues or concerns. Monitor changes over time: You can monitor changes in the number of alarms triggered over time to identify trends or patterns. For example, you can compare the number of alarms triggered this week to the number triggered in the previous week to see if there has been an increase or decrease in activity. This can help you identify potential issues before they become major problems.