Make graph of perf4j on the basis of request and maintain every day request performance

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Hello,

I want to make graph of perf4j on the basis of request and not on the basis of timeslice as shown when graph drawn for perf4j. How can the graph be drawn and maintained for current and past requests without using timeslice?

Thank You

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