The Flink dashboard can only display single values. But you can examine the latency by using the REST api. The URL should look like this:
http://localhost:8081/jobs/f184a26ee033d5448042c18de57499a1/vertices/91f34222e409e97879611b1fd334816e/metrics?get=0.Sink__Unnamed.latency
And the reply will look like this:
[
{
id: "0.Sink__Unnamed.latency",
value: "{LatencySourceDescriptor{vertexID=1, subtaskIndex=0}={p99=416.0699999999999, p50=253.0, min=102.0, max=421.0, p95=378.04999999999995, mean=249.953125}}"
}
]
You can use http://localhost:8081/jobs/
to find your job id, and then http://localhost:8081/jobs/<job-id>/vertices/
to choose an operator in your execution graph. http://localhost:8081/jobs/<job-id>/vertices/<operator-id>/metrics
will show the available metrics.