Merging upstream version 1.31.0.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org>

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 ```
 
-## Dash (Multi-Host Dashboard)
-
-`dash-example.html` is an all-in-one page that automatically fetches graphs from all your hosts. Just add your graphs and charts (or use the defaults) one time using the `dash-*` syntax, and your selections will be automatically replicated for all of your hosts; showing alarms and graphs for all your hosts on **one page!**
-
-__**Dash will only work if you have implemented netdata streaming using `stream.conf`**__
-
-`dash-example.html` was created as an experiment to demonstrate the capabilities of netdata in a multi-host environment. If you desire more features, submit a pull request or check out Netdata Cloud!
-
-### Configure Dash
-
-First, rename the file so it doesn't get overwritten. For instance, with a webroot at `/usr/share/netdata/web`:
-```
-cp /usr/share/netdata/web/dash-example.html /usr/share/netdata/web/dash.html
-```
-
-Find and change the following line in `dash.html` to reflect your Netdata URLs. The second URL is only used if you access your Netdata dashboard through a reverse proxy. The reverse proxy URL is optional; if it is not set then both will use the Netdata host URL.
-
-```js
-/*
-* TUTORIAL: Change this to the URL of your netdata host
-* If you use netdata behind a reverse proxy, add a second parameter for the reverse proxy url like so:
-*         new Dash('http://localhost:19999', 'https://my-domain.com/stats');
-*/
-var dash = new Dash('http://localhost:19999');
-```
-
-### The `dash-*` Syntax
-
-If you want to change the graphs or styling to fit your needs, just add an element to the page as shown. Child divs will be generated to create your graph/chart:
-```
-<div class="dash-graph"                     <----     Use class dash-graph for line graphs, etc
-    data-dash-netdata="system.cpu"          <----     REQUIRED: Use data-dash-netdata to set the data source
-    data-dygraph-valuerange="[0, 100]">     <----     OPTIONAL: This overrides the default config. Any other data-* attributes will
-</div>                                                          be added to the generated div, so you can set any desired options here
-
-<div class="dash-chart"                     <----     Use class dash-chart for pie charts, etc. CHARTS ARE SQUARE
-    data-dash-netdata="system.io"           <----     REQUIRED: Use data-dash-netdata to set the data source
-    data-dimensions="in"                    <----     Use this to override or append default options
-    data-title="Disk Read"                  <----     Use this to override or append default options
-    data-common-units="dash.io">            <----     Use this to override or append default options
-</div>
-```
-
-To change the sizes of graphs and charts, find the `Dash.options` object in `dash.html` and set your preferences:
-```js
-/*
-* TUTORIAL: Change your graph/chart dimensions here. Host columns will automatically adjust.
-*           Charts are square! Their width is the same as their height.
-*/
-this.options = {
-    graph_width: '40em',
-    graph_height: '20em',
-    chart_width: '10em' // Charts are square
-};
-```
-
-To change the display order of your hosts, which is saved in localStorage, click the settings gear in the lower right corner
-
-We hope you like it!
-
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-
 ## dashboard.js
 
 To add Netdata charts to any web page (dedicated to Netdata or not), you need to